Night Train is the latest re-release from Multi award-winning (including the Horror Writers Association’s coveted Lifetime Achievement Award) author, Thomas F. Monteleone. You can check out my thoughts on the book from last week’s posted review HERE to find out why you should take a moment right now to order your copy before proceeding further. […]
Interview with F. Paul Wilson – Discussing The Last Christmas
Multiple award-winning Grandmaster of horror author, F. Paul Wilson, digs into his well once more to bring us the (allegedly) final installment in his Repairman Jack series. Set between books Ground Zero and Fatal Error, Last Christmas is the book fans have been waiting for. Paul Wilson previously declared he was done turning in a […]
Brothers In Arms: A Tribute to The Beardless Warriors
Brothers In Arms Edited by Barry Hoffman, Richard Christian Matheson Gauntlet Press Brothers In Arms is the newest anthology from award-winning publisher Gauntlet Press and is a tribute to Richard Matheson’s 1960 World War II novel, The Beardless Warriors. Brought together for a good cause are twenty-five of the best writers alive to ever put […]
Reviewing Track of My Tears by author and award winning publisher, Barry Hoffman
Barry HoffmanTrack of My TearsGauntlet Press2018 With the final words from the last pages only moments behind me, Track of My Tears leaves much to be digested. Across the spectrum of so many moving parts my rolling emotions constitute Barry Hoffman’s most ambitious, gut-wrenching novel to date. Never one to shy away from putting a […]
REVIEWING RC MATHESON’S ZOOPRAXIS
REVIEWING ZOOPRAXIS A Collection by Richard Christian Matheson Written by Richard Christian Matheson Published by Gauntlet Press Whether you’re an established RC Matheson connoisseur or you’ve just discovered his work, Zoopraxisis sure to satiate any fan of raw, visceral literature. Waiting to oblige such cravings are thirteen brand new stories with nine more gathered from […]
reviewing Barry Hoffmann’s BLIND VENGEANCE
Barry Hoffmann, owner of Stoker nominated specialty press, Gauntlet Press, knocks another one out of the park with Blind Vengeance, his newest offering in his critically acclaimed ‘Eyes series. See what I thought of his latest book over on Hell Notes with this review.
REVIEWING OWEN KING’S DOUBLE FEATURE
If you’re asking yourself ‘that Owen King?‘ then yes, ‘that‘ Owen King. Son of Stephen, brother of Joe. But don’t be expecting a book of terror and cold shivers. No, Owen King’s work will very well be keeping you up at nights for other reasons entirely. Check out my review of his debut novel, […]
Richard Matheson’s Leave Yesterday Alone: book review now live
Recently live on Hell Notes is my review of Richard Matheson’s final recently unpublished novel Leave Yesterday Alone and Musings. The novel is a glimpse back to Matheson’s early years as a writer and although his health took him away from For the full review just click HERE. Musings provides insight into Matheson’s private reflections […]
HELL NOTES IS BORN BAD – A book review
In case you missed it, or are sadly oblivious to the many great reviews available at Hell Notes, here’s a link to a recent book review written by your’s truly: Barry Hoffman’s Born Bad in review. For more great stories from Barry Hoffman, or other rare collectibles from his award winning publication company, Gauntlet Press, […]
Reviewing STEPHEN KING’S BATTLEGROUND
STEPHEN KING’S BATTLEGROUND GAUNTLET PRESS EDITED BY RICHARD CHRISTIAN MATHESON _________________________________________ Get in the trenches and prepare yourself for a volley of insight and celebration as Gauntlet’s latest offering pays tribute to short story turned Emmy-winning first episode of Nightmares and Dreamscapes. Stephen King’s Battleground throws its reader behind the front lines of an impossible […]