The day has come! Locke and Keye is now available as the newest member of the Dark Victoriana Collection family. I can’t wait to hear what you think of this book, and remember – if you haven’t read Anatomy of a Darkened Heart, you can still read Locke and Keye as a standalone novel. Amazon … More LOCKE AND KEYE’s Release Day! — CHRISTIE STRATOS
Review copy provided by the author in exchange for an honest review Books set in the dystopian genre are some of my favorites. I can’t resist stepping in to the future gone wrong. Dominic has this one well figured out. He gives the reader a protagonist who has balls and a no-nonsense attitude to match. The landscape of the world he has created is described with just the right amount of details. We are allowed to … More Dominic Stabile – Stone Wall Review
Today I am combining two short pieces of short dark fiction into one review post. These two shorts are by an author I’ve just been made aware of. Chris Roy has written two crime thriller trilogies and numerous short stories. His stories Marsh Madness and Re-Pete are published by Near to the Knuckle. Marsh Madness is … More Chris Roy – Marsh Madness & Re-Pete Review
You fear it. Harm. Violence. A painful death. You’ve thought about it happening to your mother, your sister or husband. The special people in your life… A car wreck. Spats of red on the shattered windshield, hair stuck to the roof liner. Drowning. Sucked into the depths of a rip tide, eyes bulging below the … More Guest Post: Chris Roy
Review copy provided by in exchange for an honest review Growing up we have all heard stories or urban legends about monsters and creatures. We’ve seen footage or reports that feel sketchy at best. But we all want to believe them, and why not, it’s fun to think the impossible could be possible. Monsters Exist has 14 short stories covering a variety of monsters. I found a number of stories in this anthology really good. Many hit … More Monsters Exist Review
My name is Rhani D’Chae, and I am a visually disabled writer from Tacoma, WA. I’ve published two novels and a short story, and I’m currently finishing up Winter of the Drill. I enjoy writing about Decker, the lead character in the Drill series. With 260 pounds of muscle packed onto a 6′-5″ frame, he … More Guest Post: Rhani D’Chae
You may have heard the name Ray Kurzweil before. If you haven’t, that’s okay – but you have probably used some kind of technology that he has created. Kurzweil has played a critical role in developing the CCD flatbed scanner, the first text to speech synthesizer, the first music synthesizer that can recreate the sounds … More Cyborg Nation by Dylan Callens
Review copy provided by the author in exchange for an honest review I’ve been following Sean Seebach for over two years, reading his work, and enjoying the flavor of his writing. I’ve read his novels, Our Monsters are Real: The Pig Man and Autumn Dark. Having the chance to read his collection of shorter works … More Sean Seebach – A Looking in View Review
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