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News Round-up Week Ending 23 March 2018

March 23, 2018
3 mins to read

Here’s a small selection of the horror and genre news that caught our eye during the last week … PS Publishing announce new Robert McCammon novel The Listener, published by Cemetery Dance Set in the period of the great depression in the context of the many hundreds of young people kidnapped at the time, The Listener, …

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Look Out For … Figures Unseen by Steve Rasnic Tem

March 22, 2018
2 mins to read

“Tem has this powerful ability to blend genres seamlessly while engaging the reader at a personal level with stories unlike anything you’ve ever read.” A father and son go on a strange downtown “fishing” trip, suburban backyard nightmare fuel with skinned rabbits, a young boy cannot escape his bad dreams of trees and his …

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Searchlight: The Werewolf

March 20, 2018
4 mins to read

When you run out of stories to read about a monstrous subject, sometimes it’s best to visit the folklore that fuels those tales. When it comes to the werewolf, there’s a ton of fiction out there, but not much of it is very good. Fortunately for us, the best werewolf fiction out there delivers the …

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Book Review: Life Is What Happens Between Advertisements by Brian Auspice

March 19, 2018
5 mins to read

“If you like your novellas to lead you off the beaten track into an adventure in narrative style, while still delivering an entertaining and thought-provoking story, you can’t go wrong with this book.” Brian Auspice’s first book, Deep Blue (Eraserhead Press, 2014), was released as part of the New Bizarro Author Series and, given …