The June issue of the Horror Fiction Review reviewed our latest anthology When The Night Comes Down this month. The review said the book “doesn’t disappoint” and began with praise for Joseph D’Lacey’s opening section: D’Lacey’s opening story, ‘The Unwrapping of Alastair Perry’ sets the bar quite high for things…
Candy in the Dumpster authors Bill Breedlove, Mort Castle and John Everson will be at the Printer’s Row Book Fair this Sunday 13 June, 2010, from Noon to 2pm. We will be the guests of the wonderful Old Towne Books & Tea, at their location, tables 176-178. Printer’s Row Book…
Dark Scribe Magazine reviewed When the Night Comes Down this week and called the anthology “a true treat for readers ready to try something new.” Reviewer Blu Gilliand noted: When the Night Comes Down is a sampler pack of if-you-haven’t-heard-of-them-you-will authors working in the horror genre. The formula, which Dark…
Last month the Monster Librarian site reviewed When The Night Comes Down, noting “This collection, along with all of the Dark Arts Books anthologies, is a great way for readers to discover new voices in the horror industry.” Read the full review.
Hellnotes posted a new review of When The Night Comes Down today, noting: The savvy writers featured in When the Night Comes Down are skillful tellers of tales. Arch, wise and warped, this collection has much to offer: A savory supernatural sampling of choice works. Read the full review here.
