“Son of Shaolin” Book 1: An Opening Chapter to Savor A Kung Fu story lived in the shadows and hopes of Harlem
This story calls to my fondness of the kung fu action films I grew up watching every weekend when I was a kid, imitating the over-the-top action sequences with my...
“When I Cast Your Shadow” Explores Loss, Grief and Denial The story is not an easy read, while it both hits and misses with it's characters
When I Cast Your Shadow has so much good in it, but also with an equal amount of confusion and perhaps unintentional misdirection. That imbalance makes it a little...
Giveaway: “Change Agent” by Daniel Suarez (Signed)
Have you listened to the Writers, After Dark sneak peek interview with Daniel Suarez?
If you're a fan, here's your chance to win a signed copy of Change Agent!...
Call for Submissions: Deathscribe 2017 The 10th Annual Festival of Horror Plays Seeks New Scares
Check it out, fans of horror and radio plays -- Deathscribe is now open for submissions to this year's festival! You have until July 31st to submit your story, else...
“Off Rock”: When the Heist-Gone-Wrong is Right On
Kieran Shea has written a fun roller coaster ride of a story, one that makes me wonder what could be done if someone made a movie with a story like Heist, The Score,...
“Six Wakes”: The Space Opera Puzzle You Can’t Put Down The latest by Mur Lafferty appeals to fans of thrillers, mysteries and space operas
This story reminds me of a "Six Characters in Search of an Author" style of storytelling, with a bit of Midsomer Murders by way of Machiavelli as interpreted by...
Review: “Amazing Stories of the Space Age” Rod Pyle's newest dives into some well-known and little known events
For anyone even remotely interested in the early and recent history of the successful and failed space exploration missions launched from this tiny planet of ours,...
The Magic of the “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” Audiobook This audiobook beautifully enhances the drama and action of the film
Having seen Rogue One: A Star Wars Story in theaters and been completely enchanted by what I thought was a return to the original Star Wars heart, I couldn't wait...
“Doctor Who” Humble Bundle for BBC Children in Need
When purchasing the Doctor Who Humble Comics Bundle, in addition to furnishing your chosen digital device with an enviable Doctor Who comics library, you'll also...
One-on-One with Blake Charlton Fantasy epics don't always need to fit into the same expectations
Any genre story that turns expectations on their ear is worth a closer look, and Blake Charlton's Spellwright trilogy falls into that realm, with a unique magic...
One-on-One with Ben Cresciman The director and screenwriter talks about his psychological thriller "Sun Choke"
It's tough to have to try to classify movies these days; there are so many that cross genres, even more than two genres, to tell their stories. As someone who enjoys...
One-on-One with JT Mollner The director and screenwriter talks about his new Western "Outlaws and Angels"
Good, bad or ugly, I will almost always check out a modern Western, even when I know I will be comparing it against a long history of powerful and iconic films that...
Call for Submissions: DeathScribe 2016
WildClaw Theatre Company is proud to announce the submission window for our upcoming DEATHSCRIBE 2016, the NINTH Annual International Festival of Radio Horror Plays....
Call for Submissions: People of Color Destroy Horror
Editor Silvia Moreno-Garcia is looking for previously unpublished horror short stories of up to 7500 words, reflective of the issue’s theme, written by writers...
Review: “The Immortals” by Jordanna Max Brodsky The Olympian Gods walk among us today, and they have issues to work out, too
Every now and then, a storyteller comes along and reinvents the ancient myths and its heroes along with everything you thought you could know about them. Jordanna...
