by Scare Street | Jul 29, 2021 | New Releases
I have always been fascinated by the macabre. By the things that go bump in the night. What other people call nightmares, I call playgrounds. I can’t count the number of hours I spent huddled up in my room at night, turning page after page, equally thrilled and scared...
by Scare Street | Jul 26, 2021 | New Releases
Well, here we are, plunging into the third part of Marcus Mortlake’s adventures. Having faced werewolves and ghosts, Mortlake is now pitted against the powers of the blood-drinking undead. One of whom is an ex-girlfriend, which makes things a little awkward for many...
by Scare Street | Jul 12, 2021 | New Releases
When I was little, I loved a show that followed scientists trying to prove the existence of monsters. It probably wasn’t the most accurate depiction of the scientific method, but I was enthralled. It was exciting to think that all those things whispered about in myths...
by Scare Street | Jul 5, 2021 | New Releases
All choices have consequences. Sometimes they’re easy to let go. Sometimes they’re hard to survive. When I think about the choices not made, and all the consequences I’ve avoided, there’s one moment that always pops into my head. It was a small encounter while I was...
by Scare Street | Jun 21, 2021 | New Releases
There are so many subgenres of horror that I love, it’s hard to pick just one to focus on. In a way, that’s why Jigsaw of Souls uses the jigsaw motif. I wanted to fracture one story into many parts, each one both dark and cool, and would explore one of the subgenres I...
by Scare Street | Jun 7, 2021 | New Releases
Once, when I was in a glorious bookstore that was so full of paperbacks it was a fire hazard, I was absorbed in finding my next good read. I wandered aimlessly, barely aware of the man at the end of the row. No matter what aisle I happened down, he was always there....
