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Fiendish friends, it’s October and it’s time for the Blog Take Over Tour! Today’s offering is from Author and all around Horror Super-Friend, Emerian Rich and her novel, Dusk’s Warriors, the follow up to her smash, Night’s Knights. Once again on … Continue reading →

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A look back to the past many times can be a refreshing thing. In the case of indie author, Aaron H. Miner, it’s an educationally entertaining journey as highlighted in his novel, Rosaria of Venice: Book One of the Renaissance … Continue reading →

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Be prepared…. Alan Joshua’s THE SHIVA SYNDROME isn’t a thriller in the typical sense. And that’s a good thing.  The novel, Joshua’s fiction debut, certainly spares no expense in raising the stakes as the protagonist, former Special Forces operative Beau … Continue reading →

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Sometimes in life, good things DO come to those who wait…. This is the case with the following conversation with author/ educator/ entrepreneur Bret Alexander Sweet. The best conversation in the three year history of the Writer’s Block feature was … Continue reading →

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Hello fellow ghouls, I know it’s been a long time since I’ve hopped on this blog forum, but since I’ve been recruited to lend a hand with the 7/7 Goodreads blog challenge by my fellow author, the most excellent Sandy … Continue reading →

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Imagine it if you will, my fellow ghouls. It’s a typically smoggy, nasty August day in the industrial suburb of Aston, Birmingham UK circa 1969. You are one of four local, knock-around guys who have done the typical late-teens thing … Continue reading →

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In the beginning Ghouls, there was the Zoumbie. The legendary flesh-and-blood inspiration for our modern cinematic motif , creeping through the jungles of Haiti and other Caribbean islands, bringing terror and destruction to those not wise enough to avoid the … Continue reading →

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By J. Malcolm Stewart Since we only hurt the ones we love, Fellow Ghouls, it’s fitting that our next review takes a look at Mario Bava’s La Frusta e il Corpo, (translation: The Whip and the Body). Tonight’s subject reminds … Continue reading →

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By J. Malcolm Stewart Stop me if you’ve heard this one before, Fellow Ghouls. You are a group of intrepid space travelers whose flight through the cosmos is interrupted by a mysterious signal coming from an uninhabited wasteland of a … Continue reading →

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By J.Malcolm Stewart, Hello, my fellow ghouls, J.M. here. It’s my pleasure to open up the crypt of horror history and see what’s been long buried. Like your 10th grade English teacher always told you, “Its time for a … Continue reading →