News — May 2021
Cover Reveal: ECHO by Thomas Olde Heuvelt
ECHO by Thomas Olde Heuvelt
Cover artist credits:
Cover art: Sam Wolfe Connelly @deadthicket
Cover Design: Esther S. Kim @esthersarahk
Nick Grevers and his climbing buddy Augustin are drawn to the Maudit, a remote mountain peak in the Swiss Alps. Documentation on the mountain...
Book Reviews: NIGHT OF THE MANNEQUINS by Stephen Graham Jones
We sent the Bram Stoker Award winning book, NIGHT OF THE MANNEQUINS by Stephen Graham Jones to Night Worms customers in August 2020. We didn't know that both books would later go on to be nominated for Stoker awards or that MANNEQUINS would win but we did know that Jones & Malerman are two of the best voices in horror.
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Janelle's Horror Book of the Week-May 24th, 2021
BOOK OF THE WEEK
Another week, another review. I decided to dive into my backlist because, let’s face it, I have so many books I haven’t read. I have become a faithful patron of Valancourt Books in the past year or, and I’ll tell you why. Valancourt Books is an independent press that brings back the rare, out-of-print horror classics. I collect their anthologies, new releases of old favorites, and some books I’ve never even heard of. COLD MOON OVER BABYLON by Michael McDowell is one of those books. As soon...
Friday Feels- May 21st, 2021
Happy Friday Night Worms! This week has been a long one but we made it through. I have been seeing this trend on twitter lately where you describe yourself with four books and I fell down a RABBIT HOLE reading everyone's choices. It's really weird how I can tell who I want to be BFFs with based on their book choices. It's also INSANELY hard to pick only four books. I wanted to participate too so I am showing you folks my choices. All of them are lovely books and...
Book Review: SALVATION SPRING by T.C. Parker
SALVATION SPRING by T.C. Parker
Reviewed by Austrian Spencer
Horror, thankfully, comes in so many forms that each book gathered under its widespread arms brings something new to the table. There are so many sub-genres, it is a reflection of the flexibility and openness to ideas of its readers, who embrace it wholeheartedly. I think the beauty of horror enthusiasts is that they are wanting to be shocked, scared, horrified, but always by something new. Something they...
