2014-02-12 11:00:57Here we are on our fourth installment of Women in Horror Month! Today we have the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Semi-Finalist…J Lincoln Fenn whose novel Poe has wowed readers everywhere. Fenn lends her humorous & quirky manner to an insightful post of one of…
2014-02-11 11:00:34 Hello & welcome to our fifth installment of WiHM! Today we have author Rachel Aukes giving her opinion on the subject of the readership of horror fiction written by women authors… Why Men Don’t Read Horror Books…
2014-02-10 23:15:37 Author: Collie James THE FORGOTTEN When young Alley Anderson, moves into her newly acquired home, she soon finds that there’s more wrong with the house than the fact that it is over a hundred years old. She doesn’t…
2014-02-08 11:00:44Hello & welcome to our third day of WiHM! Today we have J G Faherty with his viewpoint of the female touch to the horror fiction genre. A big reader of horror, especially of the 80’s horror genre, he’s…
2014-02-06 23:09:07 Author: D. Alexander Ward A FEAST OF BUZZARDS Take a journey through a twisted version of the American South with these stories by author D. Alexander Ward as he draws back the curtain on a world where isolation,…
2014-02-05 11:00:16Here we are once again on this, our second day of WiHM! Today I’m proud to present the lovely Lisa Morton, a name we all know & love. We share similar thoughts on the subject of female characters within…
2014-02-03 22:16:16 Author: Nikki Hopeman HABEAS CORPSE When a series of grisly murders terrorizes the Steel City, Theo-an undead “Riser” working as a forensic technician for the Pittsburgh police-decides to use his dark gift to hunt the killer. “DEXTER meets…
2014-02-01 11:00:46 Hello & welcome to Women in Horror Month 2014! I’m proud to be acting as editor for this special month where we all get to celebrate our Femme Fatales of the genre. From the weavers of worlds filled…
2014-01-31 16:00:55 Author: Marty Young 809 JACOB STREET Fourteen year old Byron James wishes he’d never been dragged to Parkton. It’s a crazy sideshow of a town in the middle of damn nowhere, and he’s stranded there. To make matters…
2014-01-31 05:01:12 ‘Strangulation’ by Marge Simon In the ‘November in Poetry’ column, poet Wendy Rathbone touched on an eternal truth that is so vital that I wanted to follow up on it. Wendy spoke of the ‘earliest and best known darker…