Triggers Down: A Social Writing Project
Mulholland Books has started a wonderful social writing project called Triggers Down: Mulholland Books is looking for English and writing students to contribute writing to... Read More
Book Reviews
Brambleman by Jonathan Grant
“I’m not from around here, and I’ve been places you’ll never want to go. Unless you’re even stupider than you look.” – Trouble Charlie Sherman’s... Read More
Pulp Modern 2 by Alec Cizak, Editor
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A Twist of Noir, Alec Cizak, anthology, Beat to a Pulp, book review, Chris La Tray, David James Keaton, Jack Webster, JC Hemphill, Jeremy Shane, Jerome K Jerome, John Kenyon, Leland Neville, Matthew C. Funk, Michael Moreci, Patti Abbott, Powder Burn Flash, Pulp Modern, Pulp Modern 2, review copy, short stories, Stephen Eoannou, Steven Axelrod, Thuglit, Uncle B Publications, William Dylan Powell
///The first edition of Pulp Modern was an extremely pleasant surprise, populated with an array of short stories by both authors I knew as well... Read More
Abide With Me by Ian Ayris
We weren’t never bad kids, we just didn’t have nothing to hold on to, that’s all. – John Sissons John Sissons is a working class... Read More
Rust & Blood by Ed Kurtz
Ed Kurtz is a busy man. He recently started the publishing imprint Redrum Horror, and the company has already released three titles: The Red Empire... Read More
The Red Empire and Other Stories by Joe McKinney
Though Joe McKinney has made quite a name for himself as a novelist, he was a 2009 Bram Stoker Award nominee, his collection The Red... Read More
The Professionals by Owen Laukkanen
They all had degrees, and degrees were supposed to pave the way to careers. They hadn’t, and it was time for another solution. – Arthur... Read More
Knockouts by Jason S. Ridler
As the title suggests, the stories in Jay Ridler’s short story collection Knockouts: Ten Tales of Fantasy and Noir are thematically linked around fighting. In... Read More
