A personal epic poem, the stakes are high in Virtue’s End - Horus must save the land of imagination from the vile beasts that desire to destroy it. Inspired by Edmund Spenser’s Faerie Queene, it’s no surprise that the poet appears within this tome, and several other writers of great fame too, including Mary Shelley… Continue reading Joseph Sale Month: Virtue’s End
This collection of 22 poems and stories was written between 2004 to 2017 during some of the author’s darkest times with depression. I believe the author is also a song writer, and there is a lovely rhythm to her poetry that would make a lot of her poems great lyrics. There are six short stories… Continue reading Sometime After Midnight by River J Hopkins
A collection of zombie poems - incredible - and it’s even better than it sounds! This slim volume comprises twenty poems, all themed around zombies. The poems are diverse in their scope. Some are like a complete zombie story in a few words. Poems such as Slippery When Wet, Maybe Not, The Hardest Promise I… Continue reading 31 Days of Horror: White Noise by Rhonda Parrish
A personal collection of poems that is sure to have a strong emotional impact on anyone who has experienced a major illness. The book contains 55 poems, themed around the three categories of Diagnosis, Sickness and Surgeries, and Remission and Beyond. Each poem is a heartfelt, personal outpouring of the author’s soul as she shares… Continue reading Bleeding Orchid by Ruth Anne Garcia
A collection of science fiction poetry that takes the reader to new worlds. There are 78 poems held captive between the covers of this slim volume. While all are science fiction, some of the poems have a horror element, while others are more metaphysical. I’ve spoken before about my difficulties with reviewing poetry. I’ve not… Continue reading An Untoward Bliss of Moons by Terrie Leigh Relf
Iseult Murphy 