by Scare Street | Aug 3, 2020 | New Releases
Someone’s come to visit. He was, I admit, a little insistent about it. Seeing how he’s a good friend, I relented. He’s not drinking as much, but he’s still smoking like a chimney. Yes, Shane Ryan is here, and I’m glad of it. He’s a hard man who does hard work, and...
by Scare Street | Jul 27, 2020 | New Releases
I once worked in a hotel that offered staff accommodation in a lesser-used wing. To get to my room, I first had to leave the main foyer and walk a short distance along the side of the building. It wasn’t dark, but it was cold. When the winter chill had frozen me just...
by Scare Street | Jul 20, 2020 | New Releases
I scare easily. I’m sure you find that surprising. Perhaps even a little silly. I mean, you read what I write, after all. But that’s because I’m afraid. I’ve been afraid ever since I was little. I would creep down the stairs and peer out the window at the cemetery...
by Scare Street | Jul 13, 2020 | New Releases
The way I see it, short stories are the primordial soup from which all storytelling emerged. You can’t convince me that cavemen didn’t start exaggerating (or bragging about) the events of their day the second they developed a means to communicate. With time our...
by Scare Street | Jul 6, 2020 | New Releases
Horror thrives on accidents. In fact, I’d go so far as to say that accidents and happenstance are the foundation for horror; and I love it. There’s a reason the ‘unsuspecting family moves into a haunted house’ trope is so prevalent. The only thing better than watching...
