Fractured Brain Bogey Boogie
Andrew
My personal Imp of the Perverse likes to make me a liar when I talk about writing. For instance, in a recent interview, I mentioned that I almost never write…
Book Thoughts
Peter Welmerink’s Transport, Hunt for the Fallen: Taking Zombie Fantasy to the Next Level
Book Synopsis for Hunt for the Fallen: Captain Jacob Billet Journal Entry – Sunday April 5, 2026 It’s raining, it’s pouring, the undead are roaring… Amassed at the UCRA east…
150 Years of Monstrosity (Coming for You Now)
Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Richard Marsh’s The Beetle. Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Parasite. Marie Corelli’s Ziska. Arthur Machen’s The Great God Pan. Ishiro Honda’s Matango. William Hope Hodgson’s “The Voice in…
Nicole Cushing’s MR. SUICIDE: Extremes of Horror, Thought, and Talent
Mr. Suicide is the best new horror novel I have read in years, and Nicole Cushing accomplishes the coup through immersion in the perspective of a psychopathic child on a…
Abandon All Doubt, Ye Who Seekest Chills: Zimmer’s Hellscapes, Vol. 2 Delivers Wild Images, Guilty Delights
With the second volume of Hellscapes stories, Stephen Zimmer solidifies his imagining of Hell for the twenty-first century and becomes its invisible tour guide. He shows readers, in details with…