The Pseudopod That Rocks the Cradle by Tim Mendees
Best title ever?
Category:Genre: Horror
Bug House by Amy Parker
Don’t let the cover fool you, as this is more of a psychological tale than a killer bug romp.
Here Be Monsters by John Birmingham
Here be disappointment, because it’s over before I can feel a thing.
Dismembered Tales & Entrails: Book One by Matthew Tonks
31 perfectly competent stories… that I can’t recall a thing about some 10 minutes after reading them.
Critical Mass and Other Stories by Various Authors
Nothing here is going to be exciting enough to rouse Cthulhu out from the seas, but it’s okay in its own right.
Don’t Let Him In by CS Caspar
The author is more focused on showing off how many long sentences one can cram into a short story, than to actually tell a story.
Coldheart Canyon by Clive Barker
Clive Barker reveals that he may be great at horror, but he’s pretty crap at erotica.
At the Lake’s Shore by Clyde Blake
Can horror and romance co-exist? I’d like to believe so, despite the existence of this thing.
The Route of Ice and Salt by José Luis Zárate
I am clearly not smart enough to appreciate pages after pages of arty moaning about not being able to get laid.
Spectre of the Black Rose by James Lowder and Voronica Whitney-Robinson
You know what they say about sequels…
