The Killer Who Lived Here by Matt Blake
When I saw The Killer Who Lived Here: The Haunting True Story of a House with a Dark Past by Matt Blake, I was very intrigued. I deliberately didn’t read into the story behind it,…
Death In Its Many Forms by S.H. Cooper
If there’s one thing you can be certain of, it’s death, and it is to this we owe this review of Florida-based author S.H. Cooper and her new collection of short stories, Death In Its…
Ten overlooked British Gothic Horrors
Are you tired of the inevitable watching of Friday the 13th every Halloween? Well, fear not! We’ve compiled a list of 10 British Gothic horror films which we feel have been overlooked. The Skull is…
Don’t Let Him In by Elora Reed
Don’t Let Him In is the new novella from Elora Reed, which centres around a fateful night for our heroine, Tatum, whose trip to visit her boyfriend takes a turn for the worse. Containing many…
Beast by Lulu Allison
Firstly, I would like to thank Big Green Books and the lovely Sarah for arranging for me to read this book through the #buyastrangerabook scheme they facilitate on Bluesky. It’s a lovely scheme, and one…
Stories of the Stones by Paul Robichaud
A short number of years ago, whilst researching my own book, I was travelling around South Wales and the South East of England visiting several Neolithic and pagan sites, such as Silbury Hill, Avebury, the…
Treasures on Earth by Jeremy Harte
Beneath the British Isles, there lies a wealth of treasure. Not just the golden treasures, as discovered in Sutton Hoo, but a wealth of folklore treasures that imbibe not just the landscape, but also permeate…
The Cat’s Tales by Charlie Creed
Cats have been worshipped and the subject of folklore stories for thousands of years. Since the time of the Egyptian Pharaohs, cats have been the centre of attention, and in The Cat’s Tales: Feline Fairy…
Voices of Thunder by Naomi Baker
I find the subject of women in religion an absolutely fascinating subject, to the extent that I dedicated a large part of my own research on Early Christianity in Wales on women in particular, so…
Eaters of the Dead by Kevin J. Wetmore Jr
If there’s one taboo in human nature, it’s the idea of eating another human. In Eaters of the Dead: Myths and Realities of Cannibal Monsters, Kevin J. Wetmore Jr takes us on a tour de…