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Cover Reveal: No Fair Maidens from Earth to Mars by Rowan Hill

Cover Reveal: No Fair Maidens from Earth to Mars by Rowan Hill

No Fair Maidens from Earth to Mars by Rowan Hill

Trepidatio Publishing, an imprint of JournalStone

October 11, 2024

172 pages | $15.95 (tpb) | $5.95 (ebook)

ISBN: 978-1-68510-129-9 (tpb) | 978-1-68510-130-5 (ebook)

Cover artist: Don Noble

“How many words are there for ‘dark’? Not nearly enough...

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The $100 Indie Book Haul Challenge

The $100 Indie Book Haul Challenge

We decided to treat ourselves to some indie horror fiction and have some fun while shopping. We challenged each other to spend $100 on strictly indie horror.
Rules
*Indie/small press or self published
*$100 or less
*No pre-orders
*must blog about our choices
*must read our picks by the end of the year
Here is what we got...

Ashley's Haul

 

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The Horror Horoscope: Mercury is Always in Retrograde

The Horror Horoscope: Mercury is Always in Retrograde

Matt and Richelle back again with another Horror Book Horoscope. A Horrorscope, if you will. We are not astrologers, although Matt did look at the Jupiter/Saturn convergence for a few minutes. We are only doing this for fun and picking horror books that may fit your sign based on the traits given by the internet gods. Please don’t take us seriously. We do think these books are good though! 


Aries (Mar 21 - Apr 19) ♈️ 

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Author Interview: Scott J. Moses

Author Interview: Scott J. Moses

*Editor's Note: Night Worms Team Reviewer, Ben Long @reading.vicariously sat down with author Scott J. Moses to talk about his book HUNGER PANGS for Night Worms

 

BEN LONG: Today I have the pleasure of sitting down with Scott J Moses, author of the recently released collection Hunger Pangs. Scott, how’s it going?

 

SCOTT MOSES: Hey, Ben, thanks for having this sit down...

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Cover Reveal: THE BLACKENING by Seán O'Connor

Cover Reveal: THE BLACKENING by Seán O'Connor

The Blackening by Seán O'Connor
foreword by Philip Fracassi

Synopsis:
When a young woman goes missing near the sleepy Icelandic village of Vík, police inspector John Ward wants to cancel the Northern Lights Festival after his sole witness describes the kidnapper as a “Shadow”. However, police commissioner Kári Ingason overrules him, fearing the loss of tourist revenue will cripple the village. Scientist Rakel Atladóttir and her peculiar assistant Rúnar offer to help Ward investigate the disappearance, plunging the trio into a fight...

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