In which the suaver half of the Middle Age crew meets authors extraordinaire Tananarive Due and Richard Kadrey and talks to both about their latest books, The Reformatory and The Pale House Devil, and life…
Welcome to the latest Geek-O-Rama Double Feature in which the sexier half of Mass Movement’s Middle Age Crew chats to V. Castro about her new book The Haunting of Alejandra, Mexican folk lore, the class…
All the best horror stories are the ones that lull you into a false sense of security with vivid descriptions of idyllic dreamlike surroundings, that quickly disperse into some sort of nightmare scenario. It’s an…
In which the sexier half of Mass Movement’s Middle Aged Crew chats to author extraordinaire Christopher Golden about his new novel ‘All Hallows’, writing, Hellboy, comics and much, much more… Tune in, turn it and…
Wearing Jean Baptiste Karr’s most widely known, and quoted, epigram on its cover as a well-worn, and hard won, badge of honour, Patrick Edwards’ sophomore novel is an astonishing exploration of Europe and the UK’s…
Writing a book is hard. That should come as no surprise to anyone reading a book blog. I’d be willing to guess that most people who love reading have tried their hand at writing (after…
On the eve of the release of his new novel Echo Cycle, a captivating,and terrifyingly realistic vision of near future Europe that\’s equal parts alternate history adventure, science fiction pot boiler and dystopian conspiracy thriller,…
Stare into the face of Wade Wilson… That\’s right folks the good folks at Titan Comics have sent us an exclusive look at the forthcoming The Philosophy of Deadpool which is due to be published…
If like me you enjoy having the crap scared out of you, especially around this time of year, then look no further. Who does it better than this stellar cast of horror writers who’ve assembled…
A while back someone told me that Haven, the SyFy Channel’s show about small town weirdness and strange histories, was based on a Stephen King book. Being something of a King fan, I immediately dismissed…
The moment I saw Nicholas Hammond, the lamented and oft-forgotten on-screen Peter Parker, scale what, at the time, seemed to be a towering skyscraper on a cinema screen at the tail end of the nineteen…
The idea, all-consuming dream and fantasies, of vengeance is a powerful ally and crutch for those wronged by the many tools and facets that life uses to enact and enhance its ongoing drama. Fixating on…
