SHOCK FESTIVAL
Here’s a publication that’s been praised by seemingly everybody who’s read it, and with good reason
SIGHT UNSEEN
A graphic novel that unfortunately represents another case of a good book that’s been perilously overrated
THE SILENT LAND
What we have here is essentially a TWILIGHT ZONE episode in novel form, albeit an extremely classy and assured one
THE SILVER WIND
There’s never been a time travel account like THE SILVER WIND. It’s ostensibly a collection of five stories (three of them previously published) that all have definite links
SINS OF THE SIRENS
The third release from Dark Arts Books, a publisher specializing in sampler anthologies of genre fiction. SINS OF THE SIRENS contains stories by four women authors
SKETCHING EVIL
My preference for weirdness and transgression is well known, but in an effort at broadening my horizons I decided to give a paperback original called SKETCHING EVIL a try
SKORPIO
A nifty chunk of no-nonsense horror by a longtime comic book scribe
SLADE HOUSE
An unabashed horror novel by a mainstream literary darling that proves non-genre affiliated writers can bring a unique and vital energy that sets their work apart from those of career horror scribes
THE SLIME BEAST
This potboiler is often cited as one of Guy N. Smith’s “best” books
THE SNAIL ON THE SLOPE
I’ll confess I didn’t think much of this, the most controversial—and, some claim, greatest—novel by Russia’s Boris and Arkady Strugatsky