Sip your favorite, comforting beverage, make yourself comfortable, and read for Halloween Winds blowing cooler. Glamourously decaying leaves hiss archain messages. Nights overtake days with a bit more authority and depart with reluctance, fogs thick with mystery obscuring the dawn. October arrived, and with it, a spooky season dying for an autumnal reading list. Every year, I reread a favorite Ray Bradbury. The nostalgia puts me in the mood for bonfires and heady pumpkin spic

Today's breakdown is for the audiobook of "Trapped" by Uncomfortably Dark Horror: Lee Murray began this one with a creepy poem that really set the pace for the rest. Eric Butler did a gruesome bit about a town where terror is a circular pattern of bloody vengeance. Jae Mazer followed and put us through a horrific storm with tragic consequences. Heavy content but written very well. Steve Stred dropped in next with one that'll keep you guessing about what's going on and whom t

Today's breakdown is for the audiobook of "Baker's Dozen" by Uncomfortably Dark! Christine Morgan kicked it off with a strong one that warns of the dangers of questioning one's nature before thy own. Chris Miller next about a Karen and a Geist crossing paths that only spells disaster. Ruth Ann Jagge followed with a brutal tale that will make you think twice about befriending a feline. Jeff Strand grossed me out and then turned around and terrified me with his zany game show s

Happy Saturday! I can’t believe it’s my last round of UDH Saturday morning blog reviews for 2025. It has been a hell of a year, and I am genuinely thrilled with how I am ending it. Today, I take a look at two KJK anthologies, an Eric LaRocca masterpiece, and the newest release from Jason Nickey, which also happens to be published by UDH! Let’s dive in, and other than a few special things here and there, I will see you all next year! THE HORROR COLLECTION: MORTE EDITION Curat