Monthly Archives: August 2016

Not the Fleetwood Mac original, but these guys and this gal are good too.

Reviews of two Nightjar Press chapbooks that originally appeared in Black Static #14:- Tom Fletcher: The Safe Children Michael Marshall Smith: What Happens When You Wake Up In The Middle of the Night Two paperback chapbooks from Nightjar Press (nightjarpress.wordpress.com), … Continue reading →

Yeah, someday I really must get round to watching the original.

A review that originally appeared in Black Static #11:- Dean Koontz’s Frankenstein: Prodigal Son (Del Rey hardback, 144pp, $22.95) The back story behind the series of novels published under the general heading of Dean Koontz’s Frankenstein is straightforward enough – … Continue reading →

Yeah, it’s a Dylan song and made famous by Hendrix, but I like what these guys have done with it.

A review that originally appeared in Black Static #14:- Tony Richards: Night of Demons (Harper paperback, 400pp, $7.99) This sequel to Dark Rain, which I reviewed back in Black Static #9, sees the town of Raine’s Landing once again under … Continue reading →

Afraid of the dark? I like the music they use.

A review that originally appeared in Black Static #11:- Alex Bell: The Ninth Circle (Gollancz paperback, 304pp, £7.99) His head stuck to the floor by blood, a man wakes up in a flat in Budapest, with no memory of who … Continue reading →