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EVIL IN TECHNICOLOR interview with E. Catherine Tobler
In celebration of the forthcoming anthology, EVIL IN TECHNICOLOR, we had an opportunity to chat with E. Catherine Tobler, author of the acclaimed new collection from Apex Books, The Grand Tour, and numerous other works, including The Kraken Sea and… Read More ›
EVIL IN TECHNICOLOR: FORGIVENESS IS WARM LIKE A TEAR ON THE CHEEK by STINA LEICHT (excerpt)
An exclusive excerpt of Stina Leicht’s brilliant haunted house story, FORGIVENESS IS WARM LIKE A TEAR ON THE CHEEK, from EVIL IN TECHNICOLOR! (Coming soon on October 1, 2020!) Secretive and brooding, Maufrais House squatted atop the hill like a… Read More ›
Reviewing a Book and Movie About Ending Things
Ian Reid’s book is something that people have both loved and despised. You see, the ending is going to be polarizing. Talking about the book is a challenge because the last twenty pages or so is quite different from what… Read More ›
‘In the Tall Grass’ Bends and Twists and Horrifies
With summer slowly winding down, and autumn swift approaching, I find myself drawn to films that hearken to the season of fear. The skies are darker, now. The wind blows harder. The pumpkins come in, with their notorious spices. It’s… Read More ›
Five Forthcoming Titles from Vernacular Books!
Five Forthcoming Titles from Vernacular Books!
Animal City, Animal Catastrophes – on TALKING ANIMALS by Joni Murphy
The concept of TALKING ANIMALS is sold to us as a modern, urban ANIMAL FARM, but I don’t think this is a fair comparison to the author, whose work is far more elliptical and expressive and posits an entire universe… Read More ›
Max Brooks’ Devolution Strikes a Balance Between Nature’s Revenge and a Sinking Hope
In the fifties, William Levitt changed the world. Realizing that the surging population wanted a private backyard with a white picket fence, he used quick manufacturing techniques to deliver millions of homes for cheap. In Max Brooks’ Devolution, a billionaire… Read More ›
Star Trek: Discovery’s tech makes no sense, and is jarring in the world of Trek.
I don’t want to sit here and play arm-chair quarterback with the extreme challenge of constructing a useful and entertaining multi-part narrative set in the well-known and well-traveled Star Trek universe that would somehow manage to pay homage to the… Read More ›
The Homemade Dystopia
The other day I camped with my son at a remote (to me) State Park in the Maine Highlands, and for several hours in the afternoon, it rained. We read inside our tent while peals of lightning were followed by… Read More ›