MOCANDO…

How else could you describe these stories? Not for the faint of heart? Nah. I’m going with nearly perfect for these times when too many peop...

Another has everything you could ask for in a creepy read—a child who feels lost and alone; parents who don’t, or won’t, seem to get it; an ...

Combat Monsters: Untold Tales of World War II  is like most anthologies — some stories are good, and some just didn’t speak to me. That’s no...

  The premise hooked me before I started reading. A decrepit, ancient freighter stuck off the coast of Houston in the Gulf of Mexico during ...

Luckily for us, this one wasn’t. The last time I was held captive like this was reading The Only Good Indians . Stephen Graham Jones has a ...

Here's some more unedited story from the cutting room. It's messy, but I'll clean it up and mine for gold as I plan to use some ...

 I’m currently editing Your Pal Al, my long unfinished novel. In the past 24 hours, I have cut over 1500 words from Your Pal Al. That sounds...

The hurricane has made landfall, and it brings something horrific. Like monster storms of the Caribbean, Gabino Iglesias knows how to spin s...

A disturbing and terrifying story about Bela and her family and her “Other Mommy.”  Other Mommy is her friend and confidant—a lot like Daddo...

FORGOTTEN SISTERS is another solid read from Cynthia Pelayo. Eerie and atmospheric, it is part haunted house/ghost story, and part  noir  de...

For me, this one started off a bit rocky. There was so much going on—so much death and destruction. And it all seemed like it was just anoth...

  I have been posting more light-hearted, silly, and/or things-I-find-interesting things recently on my Facebook page again. It reminds me o...

This story appealed to me on many levels. It is a nuanced and horrific tale mixing Mexican folklore, possessions on various levels, and the ...