One of Us: A Tribute to Frank Michaels Errington - A+ Horror fills a massive anthology featuring Stephen King, Richard Chizmar, Tom Deady

Amaranthine Books incredulous limited Dracula by Bram Stoker is truly dark, richly lavish, and bloodily grim in all the right ways.

Easy Go By John Lange (Michael Crichton) A 4/5 Star Adventure is a Spoiler-free Book Review.Beneath the sands of the Egyptian desert

Suntup reforges a classic in The Auctioneer by Joan Samson, the 1975 novel that sold over a million copies, went out of print for nearly

Chuck Palahniuk: THE INVENTION OF SOUND loudly grips readers in the author’s newest thrilling and genre-defying resonation. Book review...

Happy bookmail day! Here are some of the horror and fantasy books that arrived in my inbox recently.

Suntup Editions immortalize I AM LEGEND by Richard Matheson with three incredible limited editions & a Fine Art Print of the Stanley Meltzoff

The Long Walk by Richard Bachman (Stephen King) Book Review takes a look at the first novel Stephen King is said to have ever written

Hard Case Crime’s QUARRY by Max Allan Collins hits hard, and that is whether you use the large paperback to interrogate, or to read the assassin Quarry

Book Review: Micro By Michael Crichton & Richard Preston WOWs, as young upcoming grad students find themselves heading to Hawaii in

Ania Ahlborn’s Brother astounds in limited Suntup Editions: a chilling horror tale's incredible physical manifestation of the book from

Book Review The Gap: Fort Indiantown by John Witherow soars to extraordinary heights as an impactful work of historical fiction.

Book Review: The Institute is one of Stephen King’s best, and that is saying something among the 60+ novels and myriad works of art he has created.

There is no way to prepare readers for walking into the dream that is the astounding, infinite labyrinthine halls of Piranesi’s house.

There is no way to prepare readers for walking into the dream that is the astounding, infinite labyrinthine halls of Piranesi’s house.

Best Books of 2025 TFF To-Read Festivus Guide: Thanksgiving food coma, I thought I would get y’all reading my favorite books from 2025*.

The Crocodile by Fyodor Dostoevsky: humorous satire astounds in its lethal wit and sharp criticisms of ‘the Old Guard’, elitist aristocracy

Nobody read the Terms of Service. They were in a rush to watch the latest unbelievable must-see content from someone who probably died seconds later. It seemed like as soon as anyone knew The Dare exi...

When the Wolf Comes Home by Nat Cassidy: a poignant thriller, this book is must-read weird fiction, and a fast-paced, genre-smashing classic

Murderbot Gets a Makeover in Artificial Condition – Murderbot Diaries Book 2 by Martha Wells - as it heads to where it all began . . .

Ady and Me by Richard and Rox Pink: 5-Stars ADHD love fills this picture book with a moving celebration of neurodivergence.

Linghun by Ai Jiang Paints Grief and Humanity In Shadow, as an innovative and striking literary ghost story full of suspense and horror

Moebius' & Jodorowsky's The Incal is Must-read Sci-Fi Epic masterpiece of fiction.This is one of the greatest metaphysical...

Linghun by Ai Jiang Paints Grief and Humanity In Shadow, as an innovative and striking literary ghost story full of suspense and horror

A Rage In Harlem by Chester Himes: blistering brilliance, this post-war thriller drags you by the collar for a couple hundred pages...

HEAT 2 - A visceral experience. But this is not a movie review. This review is for the 2022 novel, entitled Heat 2, cowritten by Michael Mann

Ants Waking by R.J. Huneke is a thrilling, visceral magical realism tale about an autistic college freshman...for readers of fantasy

THE GREAT WHEN: A Long London Novel by Alan Moore is 5-Stars, or more, if you are so inclined, as the first book in the The Long London

Iris Yamashita’s City Under One Roof: Tense, Riveting & Real: The first book in Iris Yamashita’s Cara Kennedy Series, City Under One Roof

Feet of Clay by Terry Pratchett is a Discworld triumph, a gem among shiny, albeit prickly, pointed [*ouch] diamonds.

Iris Yamashita’s City Under One Roof: Tense, Riveting & Real: The first book in Iris Yamashita’s Cara Kennedy Series, City Under One Roof

Feet of Clay by Terry Pratchett is a Discworld triumph, a gem among shiny, albeit prickly, pointed [*ouch] diamonds.

Mickey7 by Edward Ashton: historic Phantasia Press relaunch, as the first fine press dedicated entirely to Sci-Fi-Fantasy...

TOUCHED by Walter Mosley: sci-fi that cuts like a razor, in the vein of Spillane’s Mike Hammer and Kurt Vonnegut’s Slaughterhouse-Five.

Babel By R.F. Kuang: a revolutionary historical fantasy epic that examines the influence of cogent language and its romantic...

DR. FUTURITY by Philip K. Dick is an oft overlooked gem that delves deep into the history, psyche, religion, and realities tied to humanity.

Lunar Rendezvous: A Space Opera Romance by Vesper Black

David Mack’s Star Trek: Picard – Firewall 5-Star Book Review gives a Spoiler-Free account of the new prequel in the Star Trek: Picard Series