April Skies by Ian Ayris
Something’s movin towards me. Gettin closer. Feelin its way in the dark. It’s took two years. But it’s comin.— John Sissons John... Read More
The Long Goodbye by Ian Ayris
It is an extreme pleasure to welcome Ian Ayris to the site today. I don’t know what Ian’s middle name actually is,... Read More
One More Body by Josh Stallings
My love for all things Josh Stallings writes is no secret, as I have given glowing reviews to everything of his I’ve... Read More
Top 10 Reads of 2012
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A Land More Kind Than Home, Abide With Me, Absolute Zero Cool, Andrez Bergen, Book Reviews, Capture, Chris F. Holm, Dead Harvest, Dead Women of Juárez, Declan Burke, Grant Jerkins, Helsinki White, Ian Ayris, James Thompson, Last Call for the Living, One Hundred Years of Vicissitude, Peter Farris, Roger Smith, Sam Hawken, The Ninth Step, Top 10 of 2012, Wiley Cash, Wrong Goodbye
///The past twelve months were a very busy reading and reviewing year for me. Though I’m sure a few slipped through the... Read More
One Day in the Life of Jason Dean by Ian Ayris
I knew today was gonna be bad, but I never got close to this. – Jason Dean It’s a cold, dreary morning... Read More
The Day I met Jason Dean by Ian Ayris
So incredibly pleased to welcome Ian Ayris back to the blog. Earlier this year he stopped by for a guest post in... Read More
Protectors: Stories to Benefit PROTECT by Thomas Pluck, Editor
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Amber Keller, Andrew Fader, Andrew Vachss, Bill Cameron, Chad Eagleton, Charles de Lint, Charlie Stella, Chet Williamson, Dan O'Shea, Dave White, Edward A. Grainger, Frank Larnerd, Gary Lovisi, George Pelecanos, Gerald So, Glenn G. Gray, Ian Ayris, James Reasoner, Jane Hammons, Jen Conley, Joe R Lansdale, Johnny Shaw, Josh Stallings, Keith Rawson, Ken Bruen, Les Edgerton, Matthew C. Funk, Michael A. Black, Mike Miner, Nigel Bird, Patti Abbott, Protectors, R Thomas Brown, Ray Banks, Richard Prosch, Roxane Gay, Steve Weddle, Stories to Benefit PROTECT, Thomas Pluck, Todd Robinson, Tony Black, Wayne D. Dundee, Zak Mucha
///I’ve always been a huge fan of anthologies, as I think it’s a wonderful way for readers to efficiently sample numerous authors’... Read More