WHAT FEARS BECOME
The third and (thus far) strongest anthology of stories, poetry and artwork culled from www.thehorrorzine.com
A WEB OF BLACK WIDOWS
This brisk 97-page collection, the seventh of PS Publishing’s “Showcase” series, contains six stories. All are extremely well written and imagined, and linked by a number of elements
THE WAVE
I have wo things to say about this slim novel: 1). It’s not very good, and 2). It’s one of the most chilling and unforgettable books I’ve read in some time
THE WASP FACTORY
This is, quite simply put, the finest horror novel of the 1980s, and one of the most accomplished first novels I’ve ever read
THE WAKING THAT KILLS
A highly atmospheric and well written horror novel that left me cold
WAITING FOR OCTOBER
The genre-busting follow-up to Dark Arts Books’ 2006 horror-themed anthology CANDY IN THE DUMPSTER
OUR LADY OF PAIN
This is said to be the darkest novel by England’s late John Blackburn, who during his lifetime wrote quite a few eccentric horror/mystery novels
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN
One of those Euro-flavored oddities of which I can’t seem to get enough
THE OTHER SIDE
A stunning exercise in subconscious dementia that preceded Kafka and the surrealists by nearly two decades
THE OTHER END
If you ask me, this is just what we need right now: a sober, non-religious (though unabashedly left-leaning) account of an apocalypse, specifically conceived as an alternative to those fundamentalist “End Times” books by Tim LaHaye and others