Monthly Archives: January 2019

Two reviews that originally appeared in Black Static #64:- DOUBLE ACTS: S. P. MISKOWSKI According to a blurb in the back of her latest novel, S. P. Miskowski is “one of the most interesting and original writers to emerge in recent years”, … Continue reading →

Two reviews that originally appeared in Black Static #64:- DOUBLE ACTS: PHILIP FRACASSI Philip Fracassi made his mark as a screenwriter, but is now proving to be a force within the horror genre. His debut collection Behold the Void won a This … Continue reading →

Two reviews that originally appeared in Black Static #64:- DOUBLE ACTS: MICHAEL EISELE Many writers follow the same career path: you get a story published and then another story, and then a load more stories, in ever more prestigious and better … Continue reading →

A feature on the work of writer and publisher Nicholas Royle that originally appeared in Black Static #64:- NICK AND THE NIGHTJARS As you’d possibly expect of somebody who named his press after the Nightjar, author Nicholas Royle is more than a … Continue reading →

A review that originally appeared in Black Static #64:- NEW WINE IN OLD SKIN NEW FEARS (Titan Books pb, 408pp, £7.99) is not, as the title might suggest, an anthology exploring all the things that in this second decade of the new … Continue reading →

Two reviews that originally appeared in Black Static #64:- TWO FROM CEMETERY DANCE As well as the flagship magazine from which the company takes its name, the good people at Cemetery Dance also publish a lot of fine books, with just about … Continue reading →

Three reviews that originally appeared in Black Static #64:- THREE FROM TELOS We’ll kick off this issue’s Case Notes with a feature on Telos Publishing, one of the mainstays of the UK indie genre scene since its establishment back in 2000. Better … Continue reading →