A short while ago, a package arrived at my door. I get a lot of books, some that I buy, some that I get the privilege of seeing ahead of time and reviewing, some that people want me to consider…

Blood Angel

By Justine Musk

Roc 2005

Release the boy. That’s what Jess hears whispered to her in dreams that aren’t quite dreams. She’s an artist, you see, and her work is catching the attention of people that matter. In particular, her series based on a…

I reviewed this book a while back, but I’m happy to announce that at long last, the first actual book from the amazing new FULL MOON PRESS is out!  Let me start this by saying if you order THE WILDMAN, or…

Hell House

I recently had the opportunity to enjoy HELL HOUSE by Richard Matheson on unabridged audio. This is one of the classic haunted house tales of all time. Not only does the author deliver a chilling, violent tale with enough…

It’s been a while since I had the pleasure of reading a novel by author Brian Hodge, but I can happily say I’ve broken that dry spell at last. MAD DOGS, released in a signed and limited edition from Cemetery…

This could have been a wonderful novel.  Don’t get me wrong - it’s a very good novel, the story is solid

the characters are well drawn, the research is solid - but it’s flawed, and those flaws prevented me from truly…

I posted my review today of Neil Gaiman’s “Anansi Boys,” the audio book narrated by Lenny Henry.  If you are an audio book lover like myself, and you haven’t already read “Anansi Boys,” I recommend this highly.  The author wrote…

One of the pre-readers of my collection, who was an invaluable aid to proofing and making it perfect, has reviewed the collection in his blog:  DEAD IN THE SOUTH

-DNW

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In my continuing quest to review all that I read and enjoy, I present the latest installment - Noichi the Blind.  This is written by an author whose work I’ve loved in the past and published by Cemetery Dance Publications.

This small…

Emily, the protagonist of Stephen King’s long short story (novella?) “The Gingerbread Girl,” started running when her baby died.  It isn’t a subject that’s covered much, but it seems to be a case of crib death - alive at night…