Monthly Archives: March 2015

Last week we had Abigail Breslin as a final girl, and this week she’s a zombie. Way to go, Abi!

A couple of reviews that originally appeared in Black Static #39:- PENDRAGON PRESS Gardner Goldsmith’s BITE (Pendragon Press paperback, 81pp, £4.99) comes with back cover blurbs from Christopher Golden, Mark Morris and Brian Keene. It’s the story of Sylvester Cole, … Continue reading →

Time to crack some nuts.

Following on from Monday’s blog entry, here are a further four reviews to complete the feature on themed anthologies that originally appeared in Black Static #40:- THEMED ANTHOLOGIES (continued) Edited by Alex Davis, X7 (KnightWatch Press pb, 87pp, £6.99) comes with … Continue reading →

Little Miss Sunshine is all grown up.

Four reviews that originally appeared as part of a feature on themed anthologies in Black Static #40:- THEMED ANTHOLOGIES Conceived as an anthology of stories built round tropes popularised by Dennis Wheatley, such as devil worship and demonology, DEMONS AND … Continue reading →

And following on from Thursday’s blog entry, here’s another five reviews and the final part of the feature on DarkFuse novellas that originally appeared in Black Static #41:- DARKFUSE NOVELLAS (continued) Nicole Cushing’s I AM THE NEW GOD (DarkFuse eBook, 92pp, … Continue reading →

Yes, song for a Friday. Deal with it.

And following on from Tuesday’s blog entry, here’s another five reviews and the second part of the feature on DarkFuse novellas that originally appeared in Black Static #41:- DARKFUSE NOVELLAS (continued) From Castell Community College, with its shadowy corridors and … Continue reading →

Today a book trailer, instead of the usual film. Call me iconoclastic. I’m in two minds about Charlaine Harris. Whenever I read one of her books I tend to like  it more than I expect to, but never to the extent … Continue reading →