The King in Yellow by Robert W Chambers
Let’s take a trip to fair Carcosa, where your voice is unheard and you die unsung.
Category:Genre: Horror
Black Fever by Mark Gillespie
Here’s a sequel that is in every way far less exciting and interesting than the previous story. Seriously, who thought this will be a good idea?
Faustus Lupus by Robert Reade
A Roman werewolf back in those old days eats many people and then discovers that those old ways are bad. What a howler.
Roses Are Dead by Elizabeth Robin
The true horror here is how underdeveloped this story seems to be.
Black Storm by Mark Gillespie
Things are getting so good when this one decides to spring out some painfully predictable clichés.
Before by Paul Kane
This is a huge horror-fantasy story that has me feeling for far too long that I’m falling deep into the author’s navel.
Wrathbone and Other Stories by Jason Parent
Ooh, fresh meat! In more ways than one, that is.
Pretty Marys All in a Row by Gwendolyn Kiste
Beautiful cover, exquisite dark fantasy.
The Rats by James Herbert
Yeah, yeah, here comes the giant monster rats coming to eat all the folks in London.
Alien: Sea of Sorrows by James A Moore
Is this an expanded Aliens fanfiction? Sure feels like it.
