It’s been a very long time since I’ve read a ghost ship story. An even longer time since I’ve read one written in this century.… Continue reading
Short Story Review – A Compact with a Minor Demon by Kay Chronister
What if H.P. Lovecraft wrote a story about the slow, crushing horror of being socially isolated and pregnant with a child whom you were, at… Continue reading
Flash Fiction Review Double Feature!
I’ve been getting my ass kicked at work, and as a result I have missed a day of my month of short horror fiction reviews!… Continue reading
Short Story Review – At The Periphery by Benjamin Peek
At The Periphery is another story that has me splitting hairs about what is and is not horror. It is not scary. It does not… Continue reading
Short Story Review – The Nameless City by H.P. Lovecraft
This is the equivalent of phoning it in from me, and I am sorry. The point of daily reviews was to push myself to read… Continue reading
Short Story Review – Caw by WC Dunlap
Caw by WC Dunlap is a post apocalyptic horror story that doesn’t center around zombies, a nuclear war, or a pandemic. I would have loved… Continue reading
Short Story Review – A Square Canvas by Anthony M. Rud
I’ve spent a lot of time this month reading newer short horror fiction. Much of it from authors at the start of their careers. For… Continue reading
Short Story Review – Fiat Fiat Fiat by Eliot Fintushel
Fiat Fiat Fiat by Eliot Fintushel is the final story in the October issue of Dark Magazine. Unfortunately, they did not save the best for… Continue reading
Short Story Review – The Hide’s Effect by Frances Ogamba
Frances Ogamba gives us a classic “be careful what you wish for story.” It’s a bit formulaic, but with an interesting new element. The object… Continue reading
Short Story Review – There’s Nothing Left Without the Smoke by Osahon Ize-Iyama
A man wakes up amidst a pile of bodies in a forest. He’s filled with an irresistible desire to burn things. Not the trees, but… Continue reading