Tag: literary fiction

Horror fiction takes many forms. Good horror is an art form, one that requires considerable mastery and imagination. Psychological horror shades into dark fiction...

You pour your heart and soul into a work, slave away for a year, maybe two, and if you are very lucky, a publisher...

It’s been a big week for The Cabin Sessions. First I received a warm and thoughtful review in Unnerving Magazine…                 …and I was then invited to be...

I’m delighted to share my review of Artefacts and other stories by Rebecca Burns     That dandelion. A flash of stubborn yellow in a dark box of...

Heather Rose has produced a work of considerable finesse. The Museum of Modern Love sets a high bar for Australian literary fiction. “Arky Levin is...

I’m still thinking about Goblin. As I write, as I review other books, as I sit and stare at my cactus garden on a...