A windowless shack in the woods. A dash to safety. But when a woman finally escapes her captor, the end of the story is only the beginning of her
It’s an honor to welcome Matthew Iden to the site today. Already the author of six entries in the Marty Singer detective series (Thomas & Mercer), Matthew is here
Today I am very pleased to welcome Sara Henry back to the blog. Sara’s first book, Learning to Swim, quite deservedly won both
I’m pleased to welcome Lake Charles author Ed Lynskey back to the blog today to talk about his latest release, the short story collection Smoking

Still reeling from the sudden death of his

– Harlow Ward
Actually, it’s a thought that has crossed the mind of Andrew


The
In a fitting kickoff to the Halloween month of October, I’m pleased to welcome author Roger Smith to the blog to talk about his doppelgänger, horror author Max Wilde.