Apex Digest #5
Review by Paul McAvoy There are a lot of good things to be said about the Spring Issue of Apex; the magazine in general has evolved into a very good read. So much so that I [...]
Apex Digest #2
Review by by Steven Pirie It’s pleasant to hold. It’s nicely laid out, professionally edited with seemingly not a word out of place. (Okay, I found half a [...]
Star Trek: Surprise Premiere!
The audience at the Alamo Drafthouse thought they were there to watch Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, and a ten minute preview of the new movie. But then something went [...]
WORLD HORROR CONVENTION 2010 ANNOUNCES EDITOR GUEST OF HONOUR
From Stephen Jones:Â World Horror Convention 2010 is honoured to announce that our Editor Guestof Honour is distinguished anthologist HUGH LAMB. [...]
Apex Digest #1
Review by Paul McAvoy What’s in a name? Does the first line of a story or a book have to be a great opener? Possibly not, and yet… I cannot help wondering at this [...]
Antwerp, by Nicholas Royle
Review by Terry Gates-Grimwood To quote the late, lamented Phil Lynott, there’s a killer on the [...]
All Your Gods Are Dead, by Gary McMahon
Reviewe by Barry J House When Doug Hunter travels to Leeds to investigate the circumstances surrounding his brother’s ultra-violent death, he is plunged into the [...]
A Manhattan Ghost Story, by T.M. Wright
Review by Gary McMahon To my eternal shame, I’m forced to admit that I’ve only recently discovered the work of T.M. Wright. I’ve often made a mental note to [...]