Category Archives: Horror

Joe Hill is a good horror author, but not an incredibly prolific one; his first book was 20th Century Ghosts (2005), a collection of ghost stories, and his second was Heart-Shaped Box (2007), which I reviewed on this blog a … Continue reading →

As I’ve noted countless times on this blog, Ramsey Campbell is my favorite horror writer of all time.   He is a wizard with words, and the subtle horror of his stories carry a punch that lasts long after you finish … Continue reading →

No matter how much Richard Matheson I’ve read — and I’ve read a lot — it always turns out that there’s a bit more out there that I’ve managed to miss! If you aren’t familiar with Richard Matheson‘s name, you’re … Continue reading →

About a month ago, I picked up the most recent novel by horror author Graham Masterton, Blind Panic (2010): Buying this novel was a no-brainer for me, because the back cover description completely intrigued me: It began without warning.  Across … Continue reading →

On Saturday, April 25, at about 2:30 A.M., Cheryl Ann Hughes was tapping her foot angrily as she waited at the corner of Second and Fremont streets.  She glanced repeatedly at her watch.  The young man she was currently living … Continue reading →