The Reddening by Adam Nevill Reviewed by Morgan K. Tanner I do enjoy a nice little folk horror tale, and this offering from Adam Nevill certainly raises the creep-factor in this frightening horror sub-genre….
The Drive-Thru Crematorium by Jon Bassoff Reviewed by Morgan K. Tanner (Originally Published in Issue #9 Interstellar) Well this was one weird-ass story. Although the narrative flows effortlessly, it’s a story that takes some…
The Lamppost Huggers and Other Wretched Tales by Christopher Stanley Reviewed by Morgan K. Tanner In my opinion there are two ways of reading flash fiction collections. You either race through them bam bam…
Bones by Andrew Cull Reviewed by Morgan K. Tanner After reading Andrew Cull’s excellent novel Remains it was only a matter of time before I got round to checking out his short stories….
Scavenger Hunt by Michaelbrent Collings Reviewed by Morgan K. Tanner It seems I’m not the only reviewer to comment that this book reads like a Saw film with a twist. OK, so those…
Patient K. by Barbie Wilde Reviewed by Morgan K. Tanner Karla is a one-eyed wonder. After losing her eye in a childhood accident she has gone through life with a real complex about it,…
Coyote Songs by Gabino Iglesias Reviewed by Morgan K. Tanner Much has been written about this book. Most of it goes on about how amazing it is. I find going into a book that…
Dreams of Lake Drukka and Exhumation by Mike Thorn Reviewed by Morgan K. Tanner These two stories were well delivered tales of loss and supernatural monsters. Oh Hell Yeah! The monsters I mean, not…
Fiendilkfjeld Castle by Matthew Pungitore Reviewed by Morgan K. Tanner I knew little about this book before taking the plunge but the cover told me everything I needed to know; Gothic Horror. Reading the…
Devourer of Souls by Kevin Lucia Reviewed by Morgan K. Tanner I must start this review by mentioning the awesome title, and luckily this book certainly lives up to its name. This book is…
