The Story Collector by Evie Gaughan
The Story Collector (June 2018, Urbane Publications), by Evie Gaughan–author of The Heirloom and The Mysterious Bakery On Rue De Paris–is a haunting mystery…
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Luna: Wolf Moon by Ian McDonald
A guest review from writer and Forumite Jo Zebedee: It had been a full year since I read Luna: New Moon by Ian McDonald before…
Hunt for the Star by Dane Richter
Reviewed by fellow author James McCormick From the introductory reference to H. P Lovecraft and Robert E. Howard one might expect Conanesque and Bran…
Dragon by James Austin McCormick
Reviewed by fellow author Dane Richter If Han Solo had his own spin off series then James Austin McCormick’s Dragon would be the closest…
Laurence and the Riders by Sloan Archer
Laurence and the Riders by Sloan Archer reviewed by fellow author Leon G. Caesar Laurence and the Riders has it all: blood-and-gore, a passionate…
Timecrunch: The Trails of Death by Leon G. Caesar
Timecrunch: The Trails of Death by Leon G. Caesar reviewed by fellow author Sloan Archer. Timecrunch begins on an interesting note: several thousand years…
Twilight of the Wolves by Edward J. Rathke
Paperback, 292 pages Expected publication: March 28th 2014 by Perfect Edge Review by Lawrence Gleadhill From the publisher: Twilight of the Wolves is an epic fantasy…
Whispers from the abyss
Whispers from the abyss reviewed by fellow author Nich Milligan author of Enormity. The mythology borne of the dark imagination of American author H.P. Lovecraft,…
Enormity by Nick Milligan
Enormity by Nick Milligan reviewed by fellow author Kat Rocha. Enormity is the story of a man named Jack. Jack is living the dream…
The Reflections of Queen Snow White by David Meredith
The Reflections of Queen Snow White by David Meredith reviewed by fellow author Neil McGarry. I’m not a fan of fairy tales and never…
The Duchess of the Shallows by Neil McGarry and Daniel Ravipinto
The Duchess of the Shallows by Neil McGarry and Daniel Ravipinto reviewed by fellow author David Meredith. If you had but one chance at greatness, would you…
The Beasts of Upton Puddle by Simon West Bulford
Review by Vincent Asaro From page one, Simon West Bulford’s The Beasts of Upton Puddle reminded me of classic middle grade and young adult…
Carrot Field by Vincent Asaro
Review by Simon West Bulford Rich with the details of an intricately conceived fantasy world, Asaro has spun quite a yarn. There are distinct…
Hellbound by Tim Hawken
Hellbound by Tim Hawken reviewed by fellow author Shannon Yarbrough. As I started reading Tim Hawken’s Hellbound, I half-expected it to end up being a retelling…
Dickinstein by Shannon Yarbrough
Dickinstein by Shannon Yarbrough reviewed by fellow author Tim Hawken. Hailed as one of the greatest American poets of all time, Emily Dickinson was…
The Revelations of Zang by John R. Fultz
From the book description: A collection of dark fantasy tales with a metaphysical edge, full of grotesque wonders and weird splendor. Artifice the Quill…
The One You Feed by James Drummond
James Drummond‘s The One You Feed reviewed by Kat Rocha The One You Feed written by James Drummond is a YA horror story that takes place…
A World That We Expect by John D. O’Guinn
Can a single man change the course of history? J. D. O’Guinn‘s A World That We Expect reviewed by fellow author Jeffrey Morrow Miller…
The Binding Returned by Jeffrey M. Miller
Jeffrey Morrow Miller‘s The Binding Returned reviewed by fellow author J. D. O’Guinn The Binding Returned is the first installment in Jeffrey Morrow Miller’s The…
Valkwitch by Michael L. Watson
Michael Watson’s Valkwitch reviewed by fellow author Rob Donovan. Having now self-published, I thought I should do the decent thing and give other struggling authors…
