Something nasty is hunting under the full moon in Littletown, and it’s up to four teenagers to keep the neighborhood safe. Alex, Cuddy, Tyler and Gorby are four teenage boys who share an above average intelligence and a love for horror. Collectively known as the Creeps because of their fondness for Professor Horror, who introduces… Continue reading 31 Days of Horror: The Little Town Creeps by Courtneey J Williams
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
You know you’ve taken your novel research too far when you start murdering people. Students at Independence University start dying in the exact order of Urban Legends covered in Professor Stevens’ class, but who could be the killer? This is a fun horror novel for fans of slasher fiction. If you like the teen horror… Continue reading Urban Legends by Yawatta Hosby
And so, Women in Horror Month draws to a close for another year. It’s been a great month, and thank you to everyone who took part. Here’s a round up of my book reviews for February. NamelessDoorEerie Edmonton To Be DevouredCome CloserFeedFurrows Cat in the WallForest Underground Whispers in the DarkPostscriptThe Shuddering Ghost StoriesZombie Zone… Continue reading February Review
Robert Knight was the pen name for the horror novels of Cindy Bouchard. She wrote historical fiction set in her beloved Canada under her own name. I interviewed Cindy last February, and to my great regret, I didn’t publish her interview as planned, as she passed away last September after a long illness. Cindy was… Continue reading Author Interview Robert Knight
