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3 Older Titles You Might Have Missed But Need to Read!
John's Review of The Devil Crept In by Ania Ahlborn (2017)
As usual, I’m late to the party, but I showed up, I’m finally here. The Devil Crept In is my first Ania Ahlborn book, and it sure as hell won't be my last. Something about this book has been calling me, I don’t know why. Maybe it’s the simple, yet creepy cover. Everyone tells me I should read Brother. Like the stray animals fleeing to the woods of Deer Valley,...
Anthology Smackdown! ECHOES vs. HEX LIFE by Beth Griffith
Anthology Smackdown! “Echoes” vs. “Hex Life”
I have recently finished two highly anticipated new-release anthologies, “Echoes” and “Hex Life”. I wanted to write an article comparing them based on my drastically different experiences with each book. Before the actual smackdown starts, let’s learn a little more about each competitor.
“Echoes”, edited by Ellen Datlow, is an anthology of ghost stories. There are thirty stories compiled, totaling in at an impressive 781 pages. Ellen Datlow is known for her popular annual “Best Horror of the Year” anthologies, plus she has...
Black Friday Feels- November 29th, 2019
Happy Black Friday Night Worms! I hope you all are having a lovely and safe holiday season so far. This week I knew I needed to pick a special book, you know, it being Black Friday and all. So I did some research on the history of Black Friday in the hopes that there would be some kind of black magic lore associated with it that I could pair with a cool book. I was massively disappointed when I found out today is called Black Friday because a long time ago in Philadelphia, the police...
Werewolf Wednesday! John's Review of BLOOD AND RAIN by Glenn Rolfe
I’m now a fan of...
Night Worms Made Me Do It by Andrew Fowlow
Let’s talk about recommendations. If you’re reading this, likely you’re a constant reader like myself or maybe your just a fan of horror and need a literary introduction. Either way, you’ve come to the right place. The Night Worms crew is the utmost authority on horror fiction. If you’re seeking that slow and steady creep to chill your bones, we got you. A creature feature tempting your inner-animal to howl at the moon, we got you. An ooey-gooey gorefest to make you feel all warm and squishy inside, WE GOT YOU.
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