(Editor’s note: Welcome to our summer intern, Cara Musashi, who is currently assisting me manage and edit the short fiction and market a new book coming in October. In addition, she’s going to be sharing reviews! WELCOME CARA!) Following the… Read More ›
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Book Updates: Author Launch and New Novel Acquisition!
Already a critically-acclaimed book, Master of Rod and Strings, launches in just a few short days! To celebrate this exciting book launch, in conjunction with Malvern Books and Lowell Mick White, Jason Marc Harris will be participating in a book… Read More ›
Goodreads Giveaway: Master of Rods and Strings
Based in France, Jason Marc Harris’ story of occult puppetry, Master of Rods and Strings, has impressed the likes of Thomas Ligotti, Tangent Online’s Victoria Silverwolf, and many other authors. Now, you get a chance to win a signed a… Read More ›
Sura of Blood by Marie Vibbert
Having failed to make the pilgrimage in life, I decided to do so in death. It was easy to put off. There was always next year or the next, but the news warned of biometric passkeys soon. I’d spent enough… Read More ›
Signed Book Giveaway! Velocity Blues arrives on June 15th, but you can win today!
Clifford Royal Johns novel Velocity Blues drops on June 15th, but you can win one of five SIGNED copies now! Enter the Giveaway below!
A Scriptural Interpretation of the Video Game Series, KINGDOM RUSH
Literary criticism did not emerge out of literature, per se. The deep and intense dive into text seems to come from religion, I suspect. Signs and portents in the natural world were shrived and analyzed. The flight of birds, and… Read More ›
Army of the Dull
As an occasional editor of horror, I feel an obligation to trying to keep up with what is the big thing happening in horror, when I see one around. Often, this is a book that I may enjoy or not…. Read More ›
A Tale of Two Fells: an Indie RPG Review by Paul Jessup
Hello and welcome to my first indie game review for Vernacular Books! I decided to hit the ground running, and not just review one game, but two at the same time. That is, Ikenfell and Ara Fell, respectfully. Consider this… Read More ›
Mocking tradition comes at a price in Stephen Graham Jones’ captivating psychological horror novel, The Only Good Indians.
A masterfully executed horror novel of the highest caliber, The Only Good Indians accurately captures the tension of being caught between the modern world and one that demands respect for unique cultural heritage and identity, and the feeling of being adrift and out of place in both.
“We Girls” Stories of Driesch #4 by Julie C. Day.
We Girls Stories of Driesch 4 By Julie C. Day Copyright 2021 All Rights Reserved Cover Art by Zachary Jernigan Cover Design by Sean Leddy Vernacular Books http://www.vernacularbooks.com (Want to purchase this title, to support the author and publisher?… Read More ›