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Rob’s Critical Review: “Progeny,” by Patrick C. Greene
Though I’m sure to upset some authors and publishers who, understandably, want five-star reviews, I’ve my own definition of the five-star system. *One Star: A crime against God and man. *Two Stars: Poor, or otherwise not ready for publication. *Three … Continue reading
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Tagged Bigfoot, fiction, horror, Novel, Patrick C. Greene, Progeny, prose, review, Sasquatch
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Rob’s Critical Review: “Paskagankee,” by Allan Leverone
Though I’m sure to upset some authors and publishers who, understandably, want five-star reviews, I’ve my own definition of the five-star system. *One Star: A crime against God and man. *Two Stars: Poor, or otherwise not ready for publication. *Three … Continue reading
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Tagged Allan, horror, Levorone, Mike McMahon, Native American, Novel, Paskagankee, Sharon Dupont
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Rob’s Critical Review: “90 Minutes to Live,” edited by Joel Kirkpatrick (JournalStone, 2012)
Though I’m sure to upset some authors and publishers who, understandably, want five-star reviews, I’ve my own definition of the five-star system. *One Star: A crime against God and man. *Two Stars: Poor, or otherwise not ready for publication. *Three … Continue reading
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Tagged 90 Minutes to Live, Acapulco Blue, An Eye for an Eye, anthology, Baby Girl, Bill Patterson, book review, Brad Carpenter, Brett J. Talley, Bruce Golden, City of Fire, David Perlmutter, Dead Already, fantasy, Godforsaken, horror, House of Roses, In the Shadow of the Banyan Tree, Jasmine Cabanaw, Jeffrey Wilson, Jennifer Phillips, JG Faherty, Joel Kirkpatrick, John La Rue, JournalStone, Mack and Stretch Save the Earth, Nu Yang, paranormal, Peter Orr, Roque's Requiem, science fiction, short story contest, The Glade, The Writer, Timothy Miller, Uninvited, young adult
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Rob’s Critical Review: “Heartless,” by Allan Leverone (Delirium Books, 2012)
For those reading, not in the know, I participated in a promotion, and won the grand prize, a signed, limited edition hardback of Mr. Leverone’s novella-length work “Heartless,” published by Delirium Books. And what is there to say? First, Delirium’s … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, Delirium Books, Heartless, horror, novella
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Rob’s Critical Review: “Oh My Days,” by David Mathew (Triskaideka Books, May 2011)
Who the hell is David Mathew? One talented and brave writer out of the UK, that’s who. An accomplished name in the short story field that I’m hoping to see make a big splash in the States with his breakout … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, dark fantasy, David Mathew, horror, Oh My Days, Triskaideka Books
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Rob’s Critical Review: “Spore,” by John Skipp & Cody Goodfellow
Again, and certainly no surprise, John Skipp and Cody Goodfellow deliver. With Skipp, like many, I first became enamored with his string of greats writing with partner Craig Spector: “The Scream,” “Light at The End,” “The Cleanup,” and more! Now, … Continue reading
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Tagged book review, Cody Goodfellow, horror, John Skipp, Spore
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