Modified on December 5, 2025
A Voice from the Edge: Chris Schneider’s Sad Boy There’s something magnetic about Sad Boy — Chris Schneider’s debut poetry collection that’s equal parts confession, satire, and rebellion. Published in 2024 and now available in … Continue
Published on April 12, 2025
A Cop’s Misstep, A War-Torn Stage John “JB” Byrne once pictured a neat NYPD timeline: patrol years, detective’s gold shield, family pride. One sloppy stop wrecked that plan, and the corpse that disappeared on his watch made … Continue
Published on April 2, 2025
Witches Gotta Burn! by Author Rev. Carpenter. Sunvalley High appears ordinary. Students shuffle through hallways, swapping gossip and daydreams about the weekend. Principal Pickering greets everyone with a polite smile—though there’s a strange undercurrent in her … Continue
Modified on November 17, 2025
“Zombies & Other Unpleasant Things” by William Bebb offers short—and sometimes longer—stories packed with zombies and disturbing surprises. Giant six-foot pink bunnies may appear at 2:47 in the morning, clowns turn murderous, and an old … Continue
Modified on December 5, 2025
A Refreshing Take on Vampires Steve Steed’s debut novel, Blood: The Sanguine Prince, breathes new life into the vampire genre—no dreary castles or sparkling supernaturals here. Instead, readers join Adrian, a soon-to-be college freshman who’s … Continue
Modified on December 6, 2025
J.S. Morton, an award-winning fiction writer, has captivated readers with his latest novel, ‘You’re Gone.’ Known for his deep love for dark comedy and a penchant for exploring real-life issues through his storytelling, Morton crafts … Continue