Review: N is for Nightmare

N is for Nightmare by Iain Rob Wright
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

Like all of the a-z stories. This was a fun quick read.
These stories always have a bit of a goosebumps feel to them, I like it.
Truth be told I did guess the outcome of this story almost immediately, having said that, the tension building was still very good and it gave off a good creepy vibe.


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Review: Darkness, Tell Us

Darkness, Tell Us by Richard Laymon
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

What a great read. This book had me gripped from the very beginning. Who doesn't like a creepy story with a ouija board? But this was more than just a ghost story, it had a pretty epic game of cat and mouse and the brutal back story really made you feel for the characters.
Great story, definitely check it out.

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Exciting News

I am pleased to announce that I have signed with literary agent Keith Chawgo. This is a big step for me, but after talks with Keith, I have decided this is the best move for me going forward. Keith will be representing me for my future work and also be looking into my back catalogue with the possibility of some TV Shows/movies based on the likes of DADDYS GIRL & FAMILY MAN.

Keith has worked on some very big projects including the HOSTEL movies and TV shows such as SUPERNATURAL & THE X FILES. So I think that I will be in pretty good hands.

So what does this mean for me? Well, a lot more writing for a start. I will be pushing myself a lot harder now to keep Keith as busy as possible. As I said, this is a big step for me, but I am ready to put everything into it to make sure it is the right step.

Exciting times ahead. Watch this space.

Review: Cine

Cine by Stuart Keane
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

That was a cracking read. Keane has a talent for thinking up some pretty unique things.
The story itself is solid, it's a good story.
But let's be honest. What did you come here for? The violence, the blood and gore.
This book is full of it. It's brutal! i've read and seen some pretty extreme horror.
If this book was to go to screen then half of it would have to be censored out.
If you think you can handle it, give it a try. You'll love it.

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Review: Ravenous: Car Nex Collection Book One

Ravenous: Car Nex Collection Book One by Terry M. West
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

This is a great collection of stories. It's about time that someone came up with something original. Car Nex is a completely new monster, it's brutal and violent. It's great!

All of the stories are completely unique, some have a bit of comedy, some give you quite a bit to think about, but overall this is a great collection and finally some originality hitting the scene. Well worth checking out

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Review: Brutality

Brutality by Ian Woodhead
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

I enjoyed this story a lot. With a name like "Brutality" I was expecting the normal mindless violence (which is good, I like that) but this story was far more in depth. brutality is the name of the town and its residents are different from other people. Each one has its own dark streak.
This leads on to a very in depth and dark story. The only reason I gave this four stars and not five is because I felt like it could have gone further. Ian Woodhead has created a very unique universe with this story and I think the potential is massive.
I really hope that there is going to be more.

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Review: Whispers - Volume 1: A Collection

Whispers - Volume 1: A Collection by Stuart Keane
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

What a great collection. It's very hard to find a book of short stories in which every single one is a good, solid story. I really enjoyed all of these. They say that you shouldn't judge a book by its cover. With this one you most certainly should! Such a fantastic cover, just look at it. Well the content is equally as good.

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