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Holiday Gift Guide 2019: Indie Horror From People who Write for This Here Site

Why not buy books from people who write for a living? It’s a good idea, you know, and this installment of the Holiday Gift Guide 2019 shows it.

Isa Mazzei’s memoir seeks to crush the preconceived notions and assumptions that many people have about the sex industry.

No combination of comics and rock and roll has proved more exciting, more perfect than the story of David Bowie and the artistry of Michael Allred.

Mike Thorn’s double shot of short horror, ‘Dreams of Lake Drukka’ and ‘Exhumation,’ don’t need much time to deliver a case of the chills.

Read Tim Murr’s review of ‘To Wallow in Ash and Other Sorrows,’ the debut short story collection by author Sam Richard.

Tim Murr reviews the new book from Paul Lubaczewski, ‘I Never Eat… Cheesesteak,’ which introduces a new kind of vampire hunter.

Marie Gilbert interviews S.D. Nicholson, author of ‘Mischief and Mayhem,’ the first novel in the fantasy series, ‘The Faerlands Chronicles.’

Meet the creators of the ‘For Hire’ series of superhero novels, Alana Phelan and Kevin Patterson, on this episode of the Leftscape podcast.

The Biff Bam Pop! Princess shares her reviews of two new books from DK.

Richard Chizmar has written a magical sequel to Gwendy’s Button Box, his collaboration with Stephen King set in Castle Rock.

‘Kids of the Black Hole,’ the new punksploitation horror anthology from St. Rooster Press, is an obscene finger gesture in a world of pageant waves.

Robert Dean Lurie thoughtfully examines the college rock roots of R.E.M. in his book, ‘Begin the Begin: R.E.M.’s Early Years.’