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If you enjoy well-written ghost stories, you really can’t go wrong with Shadows Remain, by Tim McWhorter. This haunting novella may remind you of some of the adventures you took as a kid, but in this case, things definitely take a turn for the worse. It starts off with some young boys playing in a […]

If you are a fan of horror, then you’ve got to get your hands on Dark Screams: Volume One. This delicious little anthology features short stories by Stephen King, Kelley Armstrong, Bill Pronzini, Simon Clark, and Ramsey Campbell. Your fearless editors are Brian James Freeman and Richard Chizmar. If you are at all familiar with […]

If you have a place in your heart for old ballads and folklore, you really can’t go wrong by reading “Out of Tune,” edited by New York Times Bestseller Jonathan Maberry, and published by JournalStone. “Out of Tune” is an anthology featuring all new stories that are influenced by old ballads from not only the […]

Chain of Evil, JournalStone’s Guide to Writing Darkness by Dr. Michael R. Collings, gives us 50 essays on a blend of topics related to horror writing. While the first part of the book does a good job of holding reader interest by having chapters on typical horror tropes such as vampires, werewolves, zombies, and such, […]