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ALL THE FIENDS OF HELL REVIEWED AT CRIMINOLLY

And criminOlly also reviewed All the Fiends of Hell a while back. I was really pleased with this reading and interpretation of the story.

"an exception sci fi horror novel".

CRIMINOLLY REVIEWS APARTMENT 16

Folks are still opening the door of my 2010 novel, Apartment 16. For this I am relieved; and immensely grateful to #criminolly for this review too.

"Tense, unsettling horror"

 

ALL THE FIENDS OF HELL IS MIKE'S BOOK OF THE MONTH, OCT 24, ON YOUTUBE

Mike's Book Reviews: Book of the Month Oct24 = All the Fiends of Hell.The Horrors shriek their thanks!

 

CRIMINOLLY'S 10 FAVOURITE AUTHORS RIGHT NOW

We rise from the crypt and shake our cerements to thank Olly for this kind appreciation!

I've also added 3 books to my TBR. He has a good eye.

My 10 favourite authors right now via @YouTube

GUEST OF HONOUR - STOKERCON 2025.

Using the words of Hannibal Lecter (without emulating his intent), in 2025 I will make "my return to public life". HWA have kindly invited me to be one of their Guests of Honour for StokerCon 2025, in Stamford, Connecticut. June 12 - June 15.

I've never been to a StokerCon, or even a horror con' in America, so consider me a debutante. I've been delighted with every visit I've made to the States thus far, however, and am a fan of so many American horror writers and films. That augurs well. And it'll great to meet some of my horror mates from various social media platforms, in person, in real time (though they may not think so, once confronted by my bloodless, spectral visage).

I'll be joining a guest list that includes: Tim Waggoner, Paula Guran, Gaby Trina and Scott Edelman.Anyway, more when I know it. And, now, I'm having an old friend for dinner.

https://www.stokercon2025.com/guests-of-honor

BANQUET FOR THE DAMNED REVIEWED AT KENDALL REVIEWS

Steve Stred has now read all of my books and saved the first one until last. You can read his thoughts here.

Thank you again, Steve and Kendall Reviews.

ALL THE FIENDS OF HELL INCLUDED IN BEST HORROR BOOKS OF 2024 (SO FAR)

"What keeps us going when nothing good remains? All the Fiends of Hell is an especially grim and very British Armageddon. It’s The Road as envisioned by Ken Loach."
Neil McRoberts, Esquire (& Talking Scared Podcast)

I'm taking this to the bank, in a briefcase handcuffed to my wrist.

I also have some reading to do. Really like the sound of some of these new publications. A really good list from a man who knows his horror. You can read the full article here.

UNDER A WATCHFUL EYE - NEW REVIEW

A novel of mine that no longer feels neglected when I read a review like this one from Simon Bestwick, aka Daniel Church.
I raise my vaporous arms with thanks.
Thin Len and M. L. Hazzard continue to slowly extend their delusions and darkness.

"Under A Watchful Eye evokes: the horror of losing control, over your life, over your career or vocation, over your soul."

NEW AUTHOR INTERVIEW ON TALKING SCARED PODCAST

I recently sat down to talk horror with Neil McRobert at Talking Scared Podcast, one of the very best and longest running shows dedicated to horror fiction. In fact, Talking Scared recently celebrated their 200th episode. That's seriously impressive. And it's no surprise when you consider the consistent quality of the series. This was one of the most enjoyable interviews I've done too.

https://www.buzzsprout.com/1322413/15461453-episode-204-adam-nevill-watch-for-the-freak-wave

AUTHOR INTERVIEW WITH STEVE SANGAPORE: SPECULARIS CONVERSATIONS.

I've had the first conversation with Steve Sangapore in his Specularis Conversations series, in which he talks to creative people.

An informal natter about All the Fiends ensued, and a chat about how we go about being creative: research, habits, preferences, aversions, stresses, what we've learned or begrudgingly accepted. AI in books crops up, as does The Reddening.