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Once again, the folks at TTA Press continue what appears to be an effortless stream of solid product.  Black Static IS the best regularly published magazine in the business; first in England, now across the pond. Issues 25 & 26 … Continue reading →

— Dave Simms
Feb 19, 2012

It started with missing pets. The police force of West Hollywood believed a large animal was roaming the streets and killing off their citizen’s beloved pets, and while certain individuals within the local government demanded that the animal be captured, … Continue reading →

— TT Zuma
Feb 17, 2012

Fans of Tom Piccirilli know that at this point in his career he’s become a pretty well established mainstream author of crime thrillers for a major publisher.  Fortunately, for those of us who have followed the author’s growth and popularity … Continue reading →

— TT Zuma
Feb 16, 2012

Let’s face it, there is one holiday that most men wish would simply disappear.  Whether we are single, have labored at love and lost, or are in a union that has lasted past the honeymoon stage, we just can’t win … Continue reading →

— TT Zuma
Feb 10, 2012

Some of the most memorable horror tomes released over the last 40 years has dealt with apocalyptic fiction.  If you mention The Stand, Swan Song, Dark Advent, or I Am Legend to any horror loving fanatic a light shines in … Continue reading →

— TT Zuma
Feb 9, 2012

After I received an advanced copy of Ty Schwamberger’s novella The Fields, I turned the first pages and immediately began reading kudos by notable authors and magazines such as Gary A. Braunbeck and Shroud Magazine. I never judge a book … Continue reading →

— Nanci Kalanta
Feb 8, 2012

Sick of Zombies yet? I have, of late, begun to suffer “Zombie Burnout”…I’ve heard others complain, loudly and often, about how played-out Zombies have become as Horror fiction antagonists, but I hadn’t developed any symptoms of Zombie Fatigue myself until … Continue reading →

— Dan Reilly
Feb 5, 2012

I’ve been reading Horror since I was 8 years old, and at the ripe old age of 41, I approach new Authors with the same enthusiasm I would generally save for a Root Canal or a Colonoscopy. I’ve been burnt … Continue reading →

— Dan Reilly
Jan 29, 2012

YA books today are a dime a dozen and most seem to want to capitalize on the wand waving of Potter or the sparkles of Edward (eww). Thankfully, authors like Westerfield, Liparulo, F.P. Wilson, and Hoffman have spiced up the … Continue reading →

— Dave Simms
Jan 25, 2012

It seems that recently the YA market is exploding with new releases from author’s who have never published a word before to those who have hit the best seller lists with their usual adult oriented works.  The market appears to … Continue reading →

— TT Zuma
Jan 25, 2012

Bill Willingham is probably best known as the creator of the DC/Vertigo comic book series Fables, but he’s had a long and storied career that predates his Fairy-Tale sensation by years. DC Comics has packaged a good deal of that … Continue reading →

— Dan Reilly
Jan 20, 2012

Harry Shannon remains a modern renaissance man in the world of writers. The best bring their life’s experience to flavor his or her writing. A psychologist, songwriter, actor, etc,. Shannon knows characters and how to inject them with life, which … Continue reading →

— Dave Simms
Jan 20, 2012

Samhain has pulled out some good moves under the wise leadership of horror guru Don D’Auria, some of which was to bring a few writers with him from Leisure who he discovered. One of the strongest in his stable has … Continue reading →

— Dave Simms
Jan 20, 2012

Those who have read Michael Laimo’s, Deep In The Darkness, know that the story ended on quite a depressing note.  Dr. Michael Cayle’s wife Christine had been impregnated by the leader of a band of monsters calls the Isolates and … Continue reading →

— TT Zuma
Jan 20, 2012

With what seems like hundreds of new horror books released every month, how in the hell does anyone make the decision on which novel to click the order button on?  Whether its 50 or 500 horror novels a month released, … Continue reading →

— TT Zuma
Jan 19, 2012

Here comes Harry Shannon again, busting out with yet another book for the year, this time tag-teaming with mate Steven Booth. It’s zombies. A mad scientist. An ass-kicking female sheriff out to save the world.  Before skipping ahead to the … Continue reading →

— Dave Simms
Jan 18, 2012

The back cover splash line is “The Most Comprehensive Zombie Handbook Ever Published!” It might just be. Matt Mogk has compiled a delightful pop culture reference to the kind of zombies you see in movies nowadays. The important distinction which … Continue reading →

— Wayne Edwards
Jan 18, 2012

As someone who was blown away by his debut novel Midnight Rain, I can tell you this much with certainty: A new book by James Newman is cause for celebration. Newman is one of my “Go to” Authors, one of … Continue reading →

— Dan Reilly
Jan 11, 2012

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