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 [...]
A Kind of Peace, by Andy Boot
Review by Liza Granville This is the first book in a series entitled Dreams of Inan. The book itself is attractive and I was drawn to the [...]
Cross-Ponding: a Conversation Between Barry J. House and Fran Friel
Fran Friel and Barry J. House interview each other (August 2007). This first half of the interview originally appeared on Whispers of Wickedness, while the second half [...]
British Fantasy Awards 2009: the Shortlist!
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Change to Small Press Award
For the past eight years PS Publishing has won the “Best Small Press” award every year bar one (2005, when Elastic Press saw their hard work commended). Now, as [...]
A Dead Calmness, by Steven Deighan
Review by Garry Charles Just before Christmas (2005) I received a text message out of the blue from a young man named Steven Deighan asking me for tips on writing. I was [...]
20th Century Ghosts, by Joe Hill
Review by Garry Charles I first came across Joe Hill on the internet; one of those days when you follow links from one site to the next. On this particular day I discovered [...]