HELLSTROM’S HIVE
There are some good ideas in this, a post-DUNE Frank Herbert science fiction novel bearing a concept that evidently obsessed him: human-insect hybridization
There are some good ideas in this, a post-DUNE Frank Herbert science fiction novel bearing a concept that evidently obsessed him: human-insect hybridization
What the Hell were Thom Metzger and Richard P. Scott thinking when they created this near-indescribably nutty concoction?
For much of its existence this novel was just another of the countless undistinguished horror paperbacks that cluttered the 1980s fiction market
This novel’s David-Searcy-meets-Stephen-King-meets-Philip-K.-Dick aesthetic makes for an invigorating reading experience
A rare (and better forgotten) example of an American made photo illustrated comic
A minute-by-minute depiction of the events of 9/11 from 8:30 AM to 10:29 AM
An action-oriented vampire odyssey that’s equal parts Bram Stoker and Sam Peckinpah
Here we have the psychotic inverse of THE CATCHER IN THE RYE: an unsparing first-person account of adolescent upset and dissatisfaction
The first solo novel by Richard Chizmar was this unique account of crime and detection, which blends autobiography and crime fiction
A stand-out graphic novel from Eibon Press and the team of scripter Stephen Romano and artist Pat Carbajal