My latest review

Check out my review of the 16th issue of Wormwood, following on the heels of my coverage of issue 15.

Supernatural: Fresh Meat

My fellow Assistant Editor and Reviewer Heather Royston has a new review up on She Never Slept, covering the TV tie-in novel Supernatural: Fresh Meat by Alice Henderson. Joe Bob says check it out.

My latest review for She Never Slept

Today, I'm covering the fifteenth issue of Tartarus Press' excellent magazine Wormwood: Literature of the Fantastic, Supernatural and Decadent. Enjoy!

New Zoo Review

Hey all, my latest review is up on She Never Slept, this time covering Teel James Glenn's alternate reality/pulp hybrid Adventures in Otherwhen. Enjoy

My latest review for SHE NEVER SLEPT

For some time now, I have been a reporter and reviewer for Sarah L. Covert's wonderful website She Never Slept. Recently, Sarah was gracious enough to promote me to Assistant Editor. To help increase the site's already sizable traffic, from now on I will be posting links to new reviews, articles, and other posts on here. The first is my own review of Kathryn Meyer Griffith's excellent murder mystery novel Scraps of Paper. Constructive feedback is most welcome!

Pic o'the Day

Been a while since I posted one of these, so here's the poster for Alejandro Jodorowsky's sacrilegious, bizarre, and profound 1973 film The Holy Mountain. One of the best films by one of my all-time favorite filmmakers. "I promised you the great secret and I will not disappoint you. Is this the end of our adventure? Nothing has an end. We came in search of the secret of immortality, to be immortal like the Gods and here we are, mortals, more human than ever. If we have not obtained immortality at least we have obtained reality. We began in a fairy tale and we came to life, but is this life reality? No, it is a film. Zoom back camera. We are images, dreams, photographs. We must not stay here prisoners. We shall break the illusion. This is Maja. Goodbye to the Holy Mountain. Real life awaits us."

Happy Wold Newton Day!

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