John Dolmayan (System Of A Down) and his forthcoming series Dead Samurai! The zombie thriller will see its first issue release on October 9th, featuring cover art by Bill Sienkiewicz and internal art by Ryan Benjamin. I would love to discuss setting up an interview with John to deep dive into this horror story, set in 16th century feudal Japan, as well as his …
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Book Review: Backwaters | Author Lee Rozelle
BACKWATERS By Lee Rozelle Montag Press 324 Pages “Dare swim these waters? Welcome to Tallapoochee, a Southern backwater plagued by an experimental toxin that’s turning townsfolk into genetically modified freaks. Follow a puzzling trail of atrocities committed by an enigmatic river cult. Delve into thrilling tales of body horror, bizarro and the weird. Read the unthinkable testimonies of the living …
Read More »Interview with Author Christopher Michael Blake (Séance)
Interview with Author Christopher Michael Blake (Séance) Christopher Michael Blake is the author of the horror novel Prey for Dawn and the mystery novella the Cape May Murders. Pyramid of the Parasite is his third book. He lives on the New Jersey shore with his family.
Read More »Author Nick McAnulty New Book Release: “Skinning The Coyote”
Nick McAnulty is a Toronto based writer/director behind the twisted Found-footage film “Capture Kill Release” which HNN was very kind to in the past and I wanted to reach out about my new upcoming project. Nick’s debut horror-western novel “Skinning the Coyote” is going to be released on October 6th from Wicked House Publishing. The book is a pulpy mixup of …
Read More »A new Scarlet Hollow poster and Slay the Princess at LudoNarraCon!
Today marks the start of LudoNarraCon, a digital-only festival celebrating narrative-driven games on Steam, and we’ve got quite a few exciting things lined up for the event! The first is that we’re doing another limited edition print run for a Scarlet Hollow poster. This one is State Fair themed, and the crowdfund for it just went live. As an early-bird …
Read More »Book Review: So Close | Author Sylvia Day
So Close (2023) Book by Sylvia Day It is not a scientific fact but I will swear that it is after my recent experience. A person can get a mental concussion just from the sheer, blunt trauma power from something they view on television or read electronically or in print. Certainly it has happened to me as I completed reviewing …
Read More »Book Review: Insomnia | Author Kelly Covic
Insomnia By Kelly Covic Smashwords Publishing 58 Pages A collection of ethereal and macabre short stories to ponder- what could have been the thing that went bump in the night? SILENT SIGHS: A young couple visits a haunted house when an unanticipated melee unleashes. THE ATTIC: A young teenager realizes moving into a new house with a fresh start does …
Read More »Book Review: Burrows of Blood and Shadow | Author Rebekah L. Webb
Burrows of Blood and Shadow By Rebekah L. Webb 246 Pages “The Dream Surfer has no past or memory and can only experience life through the dreams and memories of others. He is stuck in a world of doors and windows leading to quiet lives, where pain and tragedy flow like the inevitable path of gentle streams.” * Burrows of …
Read More »Book Review: Return of the Living Elves | Author Brian Asman
Return of the Living Elves By Brian Asman Mutated Media 156 Pages “All I want for Christmas is…..a gift for my girlfriend…?” Tommy has just started a new job within a Christmas supply warehouse and has an epiphany. He’s completely forgotten to not only check his list twice but make a list at all where gifts and his girlfriend are …
Read More »Book Review: Symposium of the Reaper | Author Andrew Adams
Symposium of the Reaper By Andrew Adams 151 Pages A collection of thirteen dark, macabre tales to tantalize terror and spine-tingling tension for readers from all levels of society. Symposium of the Reapers marks the inaugural stroll through the valley of darkness taken with author Andrew Adams. The vivid imagery and astounding descriptions found within this collection places the reader …
Read More »Book Review: Confessions of a Puppetmaster | Author: Charles Band with Adam Felber
CONFESSIONS OF A PUPPETMASTER Author: Charles Band with Adam Felber Publisher: William Morrow
Read More »Book Review: Liar: Memoir of a Haunting | Author E.F. Schraeder
LIAR: MEMOIR OF A HAUNTING By: E.F. Schraeder Omnium Gatherum Publishing 187 Pages When young couple Alex and Rainey strive for a new beginning in a sleepy hollow town, all their dreams have come true. While there is initial reluctance, buying a rustic, fixer upper of a home seems to be the calling the binds the two even deeper. Not …
Read More »Book Review: Generation Ex-D | Edited by: Rebecca Rowland
Generation Ex-D Edited by: Rebecca Rowland Dark Ink Books 348 Pages An anthology of tales revolving around the central theme of Generation X horror origins. Prose and foes from twenty-two separate authors contribute to this cornucopia of paranormal, slashers and psychological thrillers. Oh, my! I’ve become a colossal fan of collections of themed horror in recent times. Quite often it …
Read More »Book Review: Jewish Book of Horror | Edited by Josh Schlossberg
Jewish Book of Horror Edited by Josh Schlossberg Denver Horror Collective 358 Pages “Dedicated to the persecuted throughout history and the world.” An anthology consisting of twenty-five contributions, each perpetually bound with the common theme of cultural phenomena, folklore, legend and macabre oppression. I’ll be the very first to go on record I’m more than a little embarrassed at just …
Read More »Book Review: Night of the Undead Whores – Author Eric Kapitan
Night of the Undead Whores By Eric Kapitan 65 Pages The ballad of Aaron and the symphony of destruction orchestrated from the most hideous of composition. His unrelenting lust for carnal mayhem and blood knows no bounds. When his darkened mentor Bob begins to eclipse his own reality, Aaron soon realizes his evil deeds come with unfathomed consequences. Night of …
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