by Robert Morrish | Aug 17, 2013 | Reviews
After nearly closing their doors a couple years ago, Necro Press and founder David Barnett have rebounded nicely, with 11 titles published by my count since their rebirth. One of those new titles is the debut novel from John Leahy, the somewhat-awkwardly titled...
by Robert Morrish | Nov 25, 2012 | Reviews
Rio Youers is a highly regarded newer writer, although not quite as new as I’d thought — some quick research showed that Dark Dreams, Pale Horses, his recent collection from PS Publishing, is his fifth book, preceded by three novels and a novella. Dark...
by Robert Morrish | Aug 13, 2012 | Reviews
An author’s path to getting a horror or weird fiction collection published typically involves years of toiling in the small press field and perhaps beyond, building publishing credits, and then compiling a collection of mostly reprints with a few originals...
by Robert Morrish | Aug 13, 2012 | Reviews
Steve Vernon’s Sudden Death Overtime is a novella that serves as the Canadian author’s love letter to the game of hockey, couched in a story that features both horror and humor, with the balance perhaps tilting more towards the latter. At its heart, the story is a...
by Robert Morrish | Aug 13, 2012 | Reviews
On the surface, Mason James Cole’s Pray to Stay Dead, which comes courtesy of Creeping Hemlock’s Print is Dead imprint, might sound pretty run-of-the-mill, as a variety of characters suddenly find themselves living in a post–zombie-apocalypse world: five friends...
