Just like its predecessor, Grisly Deeds 2 is an anthology but with a few less tales. While this does mean the gruesome fun ends far sooner than most would want, it doesn’t mean this second book is lacking in horror detail. Nor does it lack in dark humour or creepiness.
From writer Rebecca Gransden comes Happy Bunny and Other Mischiefs. A collection of tales that range in style and tone. Some are wildly fantastical, while others are rooted in more tangible horrors. What each has in common though is the feelings of dread, revulsion, despair, and delight they evoke in the reader’s mind.
Written by the husband-and-wife team of Tommy and Margot Ellis, Grisly Deeds is a collection of horror shorts not for the faint of heart. A collection that pays homage to the classic horror anthologies of the 1960s and 70s.
Author Oliver C. Seneca delivers plenty of creepiness with his new novel, Shaded Grove – a ghost story set in a derelict mental hospital.
Jonathon T. Cross returns with the second book in what is now looking to be a series. Called Madness from the Sea: The Dreamlands (published by That Spooky Beach), and set 20 years after Cthulhu’s Lure.
Midnight Mattress is the debut short story collection of author Austin Mooney. It features 25 tales of horror, laced with comedy, and taking influence from a wide array of sources that include Stephen King, Shirley Jackson, Junji Ito, H.P. Lovecraft, and 80s horror movies.
Imaginative and memorable, thought-provoking at times, and deeply sickening at others, much of the imagery that Backwaters: 12 Murky Tales creates will stay with the reader for a long time afterwards.
Stinger has arrived in a remote town in Texas with a simple goal, recapture an intergalactic fugitive, and destroy anything that gets in it’s way.
