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Witchfinder: Dawn of the Demontide
A year ago a new editor joined Oxford University Press. She was young, energetic, full of enthusiasm and on the lookout for the first book which she could fall in love with. Then... -
The Monstrumologist: The Terror...
Now, there’s horror that is scary, and there’s horror that is stomach-churning. This first volume in the Monstrumologist series is both. It deals, by means of supposed... -
Book Review: The Zombie Cookbook
I once had a friend tell me that, when evaluating cookbooks, it’s important to not expect every recipe to be of interest to you, and that there can be a cookbook that you... -
Book Review: Mr Mumbles (Invisible...
I read Invisible Fiends: Mr Mumbles on the train to a children’s writers’ event in London and then on the way back again, and so engrossed was I that I had to carry on whilst... -
The Enemy – Charlie Higson
I sat down to read this book last night, and didn’t move from that spot until I finished it some time after 3am. No matter how many times I told myself I’d read “just one... -
Drag Me To Hell
If hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, best not to go pissing off toothless old hags with a talent for curses – that’s what Vicky Bufton discovered when she saw... -
Invasion of the Not Quite Dead
JE Towey recently met up with AD Lane, to discuss his upcoming horror movie, INVASION OF THE NOT QUITE DEAD. Here’s what she has to say about it. What do you do if...
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