Upon receiving a copy of Nathanial Tolle's Pumpkin Cinema: The Best Movies for Halloween for review, I immediately performed a cur...

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The post-asteroid-announcement world sure has changed since we last saw Detective Henry Palace in The Last Policeman , the first book i...

If you were a homicide detective who got the call on a dead body, which, when investigated, had all the makings of a suicide and very l...

Edgar Switchblade is back with his third storied adventure and his second in book form. With his ever-faithful equine companion, Old Re...

Perhaps it all began with William Schoell's The Nightmare Never Ends: The Official History of Freddy Krueger and the Nightmare on Elm...

  Perhaps I'm not the best person to lend his opinion on a graphic novel. I can't say it's a format in which I've inves...

  Over a year ago , I reviewed Ransom Rigg's first novel about his misfit kids, Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children . I...

As I’ve said before, there’s been no better friend to the horror genre than Edward Gein. Perhaps you’ve heard of him? He killed two wom...

Isaac Asimov is a name that carries a lot of weight in the literary world, whether you’ve read his works or not. Personally, I never ha...

The Halloween anthology has become a large part of my yearly October traditions – whether decades old or hot off the press, I’m alwa...

If you catch up on my earlier post here , you’ll gain a little background on the idiosyncrasy of Lonesome Wyatt (of L.W. & the H...