Convalescence by Maynard Sims
Ooh, a creepy Gothic kind of chiller tale… with a twist that can be seen coming from a mile away.
Category:Genre: Horror
The Rats of Midnight by Sean Munger
Her office is full of human-sacrificing rat-worshiping creeps, but she is more concerned about how to respond to her superiors’ emails.
Greasepaint by David C Hayes
Evil clowns are always adorable, but this one lacks that special kind of creep factor to make it memorable.
Hungry in Ipoh, edited by Hadi M Nor
This one can really hit hard when it wants to, so dive in and enjoy!
Hard Core by Megat Ishak
Less rehash of horror clichés, more of the author’s unique flavor, please.
Blood and Rain by Glenn Rolfe
The author’s writing style is the only reason this unfocused and meandering werewolf tale gets anywhere.
The Leper Window by Frazer Lee
Nice title, but damn if I have no idea at all what is happening in the story.
The Dover Demon by Hunter Shea
It starts out solid, but then becomes somewhat a disappointment.
Bereavements by Richard Lortz
Destructive love, incest, suicide, murder are all tossed into this heady brew of a story, but the author’s self indulgent ways can be annoying.
Here Be Nightmares by Julya Oui
This one is indeed terrifying, but for all the wrong reasons.
