Cold, Black, & Infinite Todd Keisling Cemetery Dance (September 26, 2023) Reviewed by Nora B. Peevy We pride ourselves on our individuality in western culture, but what brings us together as human beings is our shared emotions. We celebrate our achievements, smile...
Neverest T. L. Bodine Ghost Orchid Press (April 25, 2023) Reviewed by Nora B. Peevy Mt. Everest is about as different a setting as one can get, compared to New Mexico where author T. L. Bodine lives. The treacherous mountain has taken multiple lives and is the...
Constellations of Ruin Andrew S. Fuller Trepidatio Publishing (April 21, 2023) Reviewed by Andrew Byers Andrew S. Fuller has been writing and editing horror fiction for a very long time, but this was my first exposure to his work. I’m absolutely certain it won’t be my...
Cats Creep: Dark Tales of Feline Fright and Fantasy Edited and Compiled by William P. Simmons & Michell Simmons Shadow House Publishing (March 21, 2023) Reviewed by Nora B. Peevy I recently read an article in the Smithsonian Magazine: Ask Smithsonian: Are Cats...
American Cannibal Rebecca Rowland (ed.) Maenad Press (March 5, 2023) Review by Elaine Pascale American Cannibal makes twenty chronological stops along the timeline of the United States and imagines familiar events through the lens of cannibalism. These creepy history...
Nightfall and Other Dangers Jacob Steven Mohr JournalStone Publishing (April 7, 2023) Reviewed by Andrew Byers While Jacob Steven Mohr has published a couple of novels and a variety of short stories, his work was new to me. I’m delighted to say that Mohr’s new...
