Author: Nils Shukla
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THE BOOK OF FALLEN LEAVES by A. S. Tamaki (BOOK REVIEW)
“Death, it was said, was unholy in the eyes of the enlightened. To kill was to be unclean, and courtiers would never so besmirch their souls. ... -
BLOOD FOR THE UNDYING THRONE by Sung-il Kim, translated by Anton Hur (BOOK REVIEW)
The conquerers are about to face the rebels’ wrath, but before this can happen, our heroes must discover the past. Blood for the Undying Throne by ... -
THE IRON ROAD by David Wragg (BOOK REVIEW)
“Night was falling across the plains, the sun swallowed by the distant blue ridges of the western horizon, its lingering band of golden fire casting ... -
AUTUMN SPRINGS RETIREMENT HOME MASSACRE by Philip Fracassi (BOOK REVIEW)
“At Autumn Springs, death is hunkered in every shadow of every room. It hovers in the high corners like a giant spider, stands at your bedside ... -
Interview with J. T. Greathouse (THE TOWER OF THE TYRANT)
J.T. Greathouse is the BFA nominated author of the PACT & PATTERN trilogy: THE HAND OF THE SUN KING, THE GARDEN OF EMPIRE, and THE PATTERN OF THE ... -
PLAY NICE by Rachel Harrison (BOOK REVIEW)
“It takes so much to build an image. It takes next to nothing to destroy one.” Clio Barnes, and her two sisters Leda and Daphne grew ... -
Interview with Joey Batey (IT’S NOT A CULT)
Joey Batey was raised in the North East of England and read Modern and Medieval Languages at the University of Cambridge. He has worked as an ... -
MONSTROUS TALES: Haunting Encounters with Britain’s Mythical Beasts (BOOK REVIEW)
Monstrous Tales: Haunting encounters with Britain’s mythical beasts is a short story anthology set around the British Isles. Though I am not usually drawn to reading ... -
HOUSE OF SPLINTERS by Laura Purcell (BOOK REVIEW)
“Ghosts were supposed to visit by night, weren’t they? Why was that? Did they envy the peaceful rest of the living?” When Wilfred Bainbridge’s father passes ... -
THE TOWER OF THE TYRANT by J. T. Greathouse (BOOK REVIEW)
“A haunting grows from a tangle of twisted roots. The deepest reach into layers of a forgotten past, long overwritten by more useful stories, believed myth ...
