SENSORAMA
This terrifically oft-kilter anthology of bizarre fiction is based on the five senses and our relationship to them
This terrifically oft-kilter anthology of bizarre fiction is based on the five senses and our relationship to them
The aim of this 21-story collection is simple enough: to restore the vampire to its rightful place as a figure of horror
In observance of the March 24, 2003 death of screenwriter Philip Yordan, one of Hollywood’s most mercurial and elusive talents, let’s take a look at some of his films
This anti-Christmas anthology hails from the Bizarro crew, and delivers exactly what you might expect: a lot of XXX-rated, black humored weirdness, rendered in prose that’s on the level of a high school creative writing assignment
Nine psychologically based supernatural tales situated around the Montreal street Rue St. Denis. All the stories are strong, although I’m not exactly jumping-up-and-down enthusiastic over any of them
As the title warns, the stories collected here are from the early days of Harlan Ellison’s career, specifically the late 1950s
Quite simply one of the toughest, meanest and least forgiving short story collections you’ll ever read
If nothing else, this gross-out anthology definitely lives up to its billing. It contains (as the back cover proclaims) “Tales of the Darkest Biological Extremes and the Psycho-Sexual Imagination”
The third and (thus far) strongest anthology of stories, poetry and artwork culled from www.thehorrorzine.com
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