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The Deliciously Twisted Halloween Book Sale
The crumpled golden leaves were disturbed by the silent steps of a shadowy figure. It moved through the streets, dragging dozens of chained authors behind it. The authors cried and moaned. In their arms they carried bundles of their books. “Buy our books,” the author’s howled. Their mournful shouts echoed around the houses. “Buy our…
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Book Review: The Jam by Dan Soule
The Jam centers on a group of disparate people, all traveling on an English motorway, who get caught in a traffic jam. There’s the internet guru, the professional soccer player, a couple and their teenage son, and an elderly retired doctor who kindly offers a lift to a working girl he meets at a service…
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Author Interview: Dan Soule
Iseult: Traffic jams are pretty hellish, so they are fertile ground for a horror writer. Did any real life traffic incident inspire this novella? Dan: We’ve all been stuck there with nowhere to go, but there wasn’t one specific incident. I think the idea came from two different places. When travelling for work or taking…
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Book Review: The Spooks by Dan Soule
This collection of 17 super short stories is sure to delight children with its mixture of fun, silly, gross and thoughtful horror. Aimed for the reluctant reader, each story is flash length and written simply, to encourage interest in the written word. A great primer of sorts to whet the appetite of the young horror…
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Book Review: Savage by Dan Soule
On the streets of present day Whitechapel, murders reminiscent of Jack the Ripper have caught the attention of Kenny, detective with a difference. Math prodigy, Dylan, wants to keep his head down and study hard, but his mother’s pimp has other plans for him. Perhaps the mysterious men in Number 25 Gallows Court can help…
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Book Review: Witchopper by Dan Soule
Family drama with a touch of magic, Witchopper delves into the darkness that people bring upon themselves. Richard, his wife Jane and fifteen year old son Rob move out of London into a sleepy village in order to save their rapidly crumbling family. Unfortunately, Richard hasn’t changed his ways and Rob falls foul of vicious…
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Book Review: Neolithica by Dan Soule
Like Crichton or Preston and Child at their best, but with even more horror and heart, you won’t want to miss this stunning novel from Dan Soule. Strange things start happening in Glasgow after a surprisingly perfect Neolithic bog body is found by a road crew. As murders increase, and a procession of odd phenomena…
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Book Review: The Ash by Dan Soule
Non stop action from the first to the last page, The Ash is a locomotive of an alien invasion story. Policeman Jim Castle wants to get home to his son when the aliens arrive in cataclysmic explosions, but one obstacle after another prevents him from obtaining his goal. With the whole world out to get…