From yet another five star review for The Tall Priest
“Flowing and visceral…A rare find of finely detailed beauty and heartbreaking tragedy…Literary alchemy.”
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beauty and pain, magic and tragedy
From a new five star Amazon review of The Tall Priest from Zak over at The Eyes of Madness:
“…This world is the perfect amalgam of beauty and pain, magic and tragedy. Immediately engrossing and perpetually heartbreaking, The Martuk series of shorts are the stories I recommend most often…”
I was really impressed
…says a new review over at Morton’s Mayhem for Eidolon Avenue: The First Feast
Always nice when readers take the time to let me know they enjoy what I do.
Clickity-click-click-click the link and take a look!
“This was beautiful horror”
A few choice words from a new review for Eidolon Avenue: The First Feast:
“incredibly strong…rich in emotion…soaked in Eastern Magic and ghost stories…powerful and poignant…horrific and satisfying…a visceral, visual collection…
This was beautiful horror”
You can read the entire review over here.
Cemetery Dance has spoken
“a great read … powerful and jarring”
For my Eidolon Avenue?
For real??????
(cue collapse onto the fainting couch)
Read the rest of the review over here.
Available now from Crystal Lake Publishing
“in your face horror at its best”
A small snippet from a new review of Eidolon Avenue: The First Feast:
Don’t let the “Mature Content” label throw you off, this is just plain old explicit in your face horror at its best.
But go ahead and check out the full review. It’s worth it.
Available now from Crystal Lake Publishing
amazing … breathtaking … creepy
A small snippet from a new review of Martuk … the Holy: Proseuche:
“… on a purely horror-fan level, the evil scenes in particular are amazing. Lush descriptions, beautiful detail. Not only was I reminded of illuminated manuscripts, I was reminded of oil paintings, those old and classic manuscripts that, even in their depiction of terrible things, are as breathtaking as they are creepy.”
