REVIEW: The Loving Dead by Amelia Beamer Amelia Beamer just made the list of writers that I would like to sit down to dinner with and listen as she tells me what prompted her to write her story. For those not in touch with the tragically hip, Ms. Beamer is an editor...
REVIEW: Morgue Of The Dead by L.A. Taylor For decades I’ve been a fan of many things that the British have been so kind to grave us uncouth colonists with: Monty Python, Red Dwarf, Ideal, Doctor Who, IT Crowd, and could I even consider not mentioning the genius of...
REVIEW: Lucky Stiff by Tonia Brown Before getting down to the business of reviewing Lucky Stiff by Tonia Brown, I must make a few disclosures. I consider Tonia one of “my girlsâ€. She penned the lead-off story in May December Publication’s soon-to-be-released...
REVIEW: Dead Practice by Shells Walter Dead Practice by Shells Walter has solved a problem. Many of us lovers of The Zombie have children. I can’t speak for everybody, but I often struggle with how much of the world I vanish into so frequently is shareable with my...
REVIEW: Eden: Crusade by Tony Monchinski Tony Monchinski’s EDEN:CRUSADE is a fantastic sequel. That is what you really need to know about this book above anything else. For those of you who read the first novel in this trilogy (and I am thrilled that Tony has made...
REVIEW: Battle of the Network Zombies by Mark Henry As a child, Saturday mornings meant a big bowl of Lucky Charms and cartoons. I was a huge fan of Bugs and Friends. That’s no-brainer. However, there was another early morning favorite…Scooby Doo. I loved trying...
