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Reed's Literary Horror Review of 'While The Witch Whispered a Prayer' by Alan L. Perkins (2020)
Is Historical Urban Fantasy a thing? That's what this comes down to; a Historical Fiction that is also a Dark Fantasy. While it definitely has a hard horror edge, I wouldn't classify it as horror. It's more of an action-adventure which is why I consider it Dark Fantasy. But GOOD LORD the historical accuracy of this Dark Fantasy is engrossing.
By Reed Alexander6 years ago in Horror
Michael Redmtion
StartMultiverse theory said that every possible action, ever, has happened in some world. By this logic, all worlds thrived at some point, and all worlds must die. The gods made humans to give life to those worlds, but they made the destroyers to clean up the mess. Now it's our turn.
By Anthony Sanders6 years ago in Horror
The 7 Most Disturbing, Macabre Virtual & OnlineTours: East Coast
The holidays bring the best and worst out of all of us. The internet is saturated with good tidings and listicles of the best Christmas movies to warm hearts and spread belief in miracles. The brightly colored presents placed under decorated trees silence the echoes of untold horrors experienced at the mall or online while selling your soul to acquire an overpriced PS5 from a scalper. Er, that’s what I hear anyway.
By Musing Around6 years ago in Horror
Who Lives In Apartment 48
Chapter 5: The Call. The call comes in at exactly 3:12am on December 23rd. "Cranesglade Police Department. What's your emergency?" The dispatcher says cheerfully happy to greet the caller. She sits eagerly waiting for the caller to speak, she knows time is crucial in these moments. The sooner she can send help, the better the outcome might be for the caller. She's surprised to hear silence on the other end of the line. Not quite silence, but the sound of someone breathing faintly.
By Tiffanie Dotson6 years ago in Horror
The Salesman: Part I
It’s an evening like any other in the desert of Southern Arizona. The first hints of nightfall lurk under the blazing daylight; a painted sky overlooks a calm ocean of dust and sand extending to the horizon. A picturesque moment of utter tranquility in a pocket of the world that seems concealed from human touch; a peace that’s broken by the repetitive sound of metal striking dirt...
By Nick LaMacchia6 years ago in Horror









