Rob Errera

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The Devil of Echo Lake by Douglas Wynne

April 17, 2014 by Bob Leave a Comment

I love rock n’ roll horror. It’s an under appreciated subgenre rich with untold stories. There isn’t enough quality musical fiction out there. Joe Hill’s Heart Shaped Box is an obvious exception. Anne Rice’s Vampire Lestat fronted a rock band in The Queen of the Damned, as did the pre-emo bloodsucker of S.P. Somtow’s Vampire […]

Filed Under: Ebooks, Ghost Stories, Horror, Novels, Supernatural Thriller Tagged With: deal with the devil, devil of echo lake, douglas wynne, evil producer, ghost story, great god pan, haunted church, haunted studio, musical fiction, rock and roll horror, rock star, satyr

The Bell Witch by John F.D. Taff

June 21, 2013 by Bob Leave a Comment

[Bob’s Note: The Bell Witch by John F.D. Taff will be released by Books of the Dead Press in July 2013.] John F.D. Taff takes us to Adams, Tennessee circa 1820 to tell the all-American ghost story of The Bell Witch. Taff extracts elements of real Southern folklore to build the structure of his story, […]

Filed Under: Book Review, Ghost Stories, Horror, Supernatural Thriller Tagged With: all-American ghost story, annoying mother-in-law, disembodied spirit, John FD Taff, rural haunts, Southern Gothic, tennesse folklore, The Bell Witch

20th Century Ghosts by Joe Hill

May 13, 2013 by Bob 3 Comments

Joe Hill’s 20th Century Ghosts is good. Very good. Like, Books of Blood good. Like, Night Shift, and Skeleton Crew good. Even the stories in this collection that don’t aim to deliver more than a plot twist and a good scare are polished gems. And some pieces qualify as priceless masterpieces. “Best New Horror” asks […]

Filed Under: Bestsellers, Book Review, Ghost Stories, Personal Favorites, Short Story Collection / Single Author Tagged With: best fiction, good shit, great writing, incredible stories, Joe Hill, real deal, Stephen King

The Two Sams by Glen Hirshberg

September 14, 2012 by Bob Leave a Comment

You won’t find any vampires, werewolves or other traditional monsters in Hirshberg’s horror fiction. You’ll barely even find horror in The Two Sams. What you will find are five stories laden with human sorrow and a palpable atmosphere of dread. These stories are not so much written as they are crafted. You can practically see […]

Filed Under: Ghost Stories Tagged With: ghost stories, Glen Hirshberg, Henry James, quiet horror

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