Blurring Lines Between Nightmares & Reality
Sometimes it feels as if depravity is mankind’s best friend. Some people revel in their own dark deeds, while others get off on the degradation of others, and you can find all that wickedness and more in InhuMANities, the first solo short story collection by Andrew Robertson. I was first introduced to Roberston’s work several... Continue Reading →
I am absolutely thrilled to announce that Lisel Jones, my co-writer for The House that Death Built series, has unleashed a new set of literary horrors in her fantastic collection From the Dark Observatory. These short stories deliver atmospheric delights, dark twists of fate, and nightmares that become reality. Fans of "The NoSleep Podcast" will... Continue Reading →
One of the few movies my sister found before me was The Omen. She loved it so much, she couldn't wait for me to see it too! And since that first viewing together, it's become an annual tradition to watch the original 1976 movie and has expanded to include all of the films, including the... Continue Reading →
After being in a reading slump for quite a while, finally feels like I might get back to reviewing more frequently - huzzah! To start off the year, I was introduced to an interesting paranormal mystery titled Osgood as She Gets by Cooper S. Beckett. Synopsis: In Chicago, the latest TikTok trend has teenagers visiting... Continue Reading →
Writing Scared 