HP Lovecraft has gotten a fair amount of bad press lately. Salon, the Atlantic and several others have published pieces questioning his legacy. The World Fantasy Award discontinued the use of his image as their trophy. Numerous blogs have discussed and dissected his views, with an eye toward how modern readers (and writers) should deal … More Grappling with Lovecraft by Frank Cavallo
Unsung Stories is publishing a new anthology of science fiction, called 2084 with new stories from Priest, Hutchinson, Tidhar, Noon, Smythe, & Charnock Unsung Stories have gathered eleven leading science fiction writers who have looked ahead to 2084, as Orwell did in 1948, for a new anthology – writers such as David Hutchinson, Christopher Priest, Lavie Tidhar, James … More Unsung Stories anthology and Kickstarter
The internet age has its perks. You can access cat videos when you’re supposed to be reading. You can order books to be delivered on the same day. And your favourite authors can create immersive experiences that add a whole new dimension to their relationships with readers. New technology, such as virtual and augmented reality, … More How authors can bring their books to life by Dane Cobain
Close Encounters of the Third Kind is the Most Terrifying Movie Ever Made By: Thomas S. Flowers, author of the Subdue Series Conceiving, Book Three, is Out Now! In the glamor of watching a Steven Spielberg film, it is easy to understand how caught up we can get in the chaotic wonder of colorful kaleidoscopic … More Close Encounters of the Third Kind is the Most Terrifying Movie Ever Made by Thomas S. Flowers
Review copy provided in exchange for an honest review In Undressed at Sea Drew has left her dysfunctional family behind. She now lives in California to pursue an education. She’s finally starting a new chapter in her life. She wants to earn a degree in bioengineering after leaving her modeling career behind. On her first … More Jayden Hunter – Undressed at Sea Review
From Slasher Novel to Short Story Collection: Enter to Win Debut Novel CONSEQUENCES by John Quick 2016 has been a strange year, both rough and rewarding by turns. I am pleased to announce that my second release, a short-story collection called Three Shots and a Chaser, is now available in both digital AND print … More Three Shots and a Chaser by John Quick
Review copy provided in exchange for an honest review When I was asked to review Creepy Christmas I realized I’d never heard of a horror themed book coloring book. After reading the synopsis and looking it up on Goodreads I still had no idea how I was going to review this type of book. But Creepy Christmas … More Sam Shearon – Creepy Christmas Review
Review copy provided in exchange for an honest review This time of year it’s hard for me to care about much and picking up a book, even less. It’s equally hard for it to keep my attention for more than a few pages at a time. When I find a book that can make me … More Sean Seebach – Autumn Dark Review
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