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Book Review: Tales from the Riverside by Larry Landgraf
Ellen, the author’s girlfriend, perfectly describes “Tales from the Riverside” in this quote: “This is a guy who walks through the zoo, pointing to all kinds of critters, saying ‘THAT’S good eatin’”. “Tales from the Riverside” is a collection of stories about the author’s life growing up, working on and living in a swamp on…
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Book Review: Ruth and John Getting to Know You by David Rae
Pregnant, and freshly dismissed from her job, Ruth’s chance encounter with a lucky stranger on a train leads to the beginning of a great adventure. Ruth is looking for a husband, and John always wanted a first class wife, so it seems a mutually beneficial arrangement for them to get married. Thus begins their life…
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Book Review: Crooked Souls by Jacob Klop
16 tales of horror that are sure to entertain and thrill. The collection starts with a nurse who has an unhappy reunion with her patients, and ends with a schoolgirl researching unicorns, who is disappointed with what she finds. Other stories feature food addicts, memory eaters, witches, unusual exams, vampires in original forms, demons and…
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Book Review: Blood Drops by WB Welch
18 small bites of horror that cover topics such as suicide, underage sex and serial killer protégés. This is a collection of very short horror stories, or flash fiction. A lot of the stories feature sex, there are original takes on familiar creatures and every tale leaves you wanting more. WB Welch’s writing is polished…
