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World War II veteran Bull Ingram is a huge man. That is, after all, why they call him Bull. He is hired by a Memphis radio station owner to find the musician Ramblin’ John Hastur. The music Hastur makes is claimed to have made perfectly sane men go mad and to have made dead men rise.

Bull follows Hastur’s trail into the backwoods of Arkansas and into the unknown. He hears rumors that the Hastur has sold his soul to the Devil. He sees dead men live and feels the effects Hastur’s music has on people...

I AM PROVIDENCE review, by The Horror Hypothesis 

Recently, I had the privilege of attending the 6th Annual Scares That Care Convention in Williamsburg, VA.  I was only there for a couple of hours, but I shared many of the same surreal experiences (Kane Hodder shook my hand) as fellow Night Worms contributor, Kallie, who did a fantastic write up of the event.  

During my visit, I attended a book reading led by Nick Mamatas and Maurice Broaddus.  Mamatas began their session by grabbing...