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Side By Side Book Review: EXITORS by M. Seamus Reed
| EXITORS 1: Review by The Horror Hypothesis I'm a huge sucker for the "ancient curse gets released" trope. I'm currently rapidly refreshing a story about archaeologists in Egypt who recently cracked open a sarcophagus that is 2500 years old. What could go wrong, right? EXITORS (pt.... Book Review: THE GREEN KANGAROOS by Jessica McHugh
THE GREEN KANGAROOS by Jessica McHugh
*Editors note: THE GREEN KANGAROOS was included in our February 2020 "Horror Addiction" package “The Green Kangaroos” by Jessica McHugh, like any addiction horror, is about feelings. Some authors explore feelings of grief and loss, others explore body horror or the supernatural. McHugh explores desperation, but gives it a twist by exploring it from different perspectives. “The Green Kangaroos” is a dystopian novel set in 2099 Baltimore. Being local to the... BIG ANNOUNCEMENT: Night Worms Review Team
 BIG ANNOUNCEMENTAshley and I are excited to announce that we are transitioning the Night Worms Blog from a Team-Based Platform to an Open Submissions Based Platform. In an effort to promote horror more effectively and inclusively, we want to open the platform up to authors, publishers, reviewers, and other horror industry businesses to feel invited to share this space. Over the last year or so, we have enjoyed the team atmosphere: Group chats, buddy reads, book parties, and photo challenges but... Author Interview: Alan Baxter
Alan Baxter interview by Matt Redmon  Alan Baxter is a British-Australian multi-award-winning author of horror, supernatural thrillers, and dark fantasy. He’s also a martial arts expert, a whisky-soaked swear monkey, and dog lover. He creates dark, weird stories among dairy paddocks on the beautiful south coast of NSW, Australia, where he lives with his wife, son, hound and other creatures. He is the author of the dark fantasy thriller trilogy, Bound, Obsidian and Halloween Movie Night by Kami's Korner
We love to read. There’s no denying that. But on occasion we break away from the pages and settle in front of the screen to enjoy a movie. Whether it be something unconventional or the comfort of a classic, each of us worms has a variety of tastes and genres that we are drawn to. When most look to Halloween season there are the favored go-to classics that are a definite must! Janelle @shereadswithcats has a few favorites but her go to’s usually The Exorcist...
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