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| Blog Name: | Shroud Magazine Book Reviews |
| Url: | http://shroudmagazinebookreviews.blogspot.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | dark fiction reviews, horror reviews, novel reviews |
| Description: | It is our goal to introduce the wonder and thrill of speculative fiction to a much wider audience. To that end, we have enlisted some of the top names in dark fiction to fill our pages. Our fist issue alone featured rare and original work from Michael Laimo, Tom Piccirilli, Stephen Mark Rainey, and Tim Waggoner. In addition, our inaugural issue also included an insightful interview with horror master and award-winner Brian Keene. But that’s not all, we have received 100s of submissions from talented lesser known writers and artists and we are confident that Shroud will play an integral role in the development and discovery of new powerful voices within the genre. We are a proud member of the Horror Writers' Association (HWA) and the New England Horror Writers (NEHW). |
| Popularity: | 98 Followers |
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Rot, (Skullvines Press), by Michele Lee
| When a genre convention is hot, there's the temptation for writers to jump on the bandwagon and cater to that convention wholesale, in the hopes of “riding the wave”. Concurrently, zombies are th...more |
Harlan County Horrors, (Apex Publications), edited by Mari Adkins
| “Harlan County Horrors” is an eclectic collection of chilling tales set deep in the hills and coal mines of Kentucky. Edited by Mari Adkins, it features fresh voices and some very unique stories. ...more |
Futile Efforts, (Cemetery Dance), by Tom Piccirilli
| To say the fiction of Tom Piccirilli often defies convention or genre labeling would be a grand understatement. Better to say Piccirilli creates his own literary space, in which inhabits beings of...more |
Invisible Fences, (Cemetery Dance), by Norman Prentiss
| Norman Prentiss' debut is a haunting tale of reminiscence and regret, of how things thought laid to rest long ago still lurk at the bottom of our souls. His prose is smooth, nearly flawless, and h...more |
Theatre of the Macabre, (Skullvines Press), by Roy C. Booth
| From the internationally award-winning playwright who brought Brian Keene's “Terminal” to the stage comes a trilogy of one-act plays perfect for the late October chill. In “Theatre of the Macbre”,...more |
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