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6-30-2026 Latham's Last Words: Pride Month Interviews: Rowland Bercy Jr.
It's Pride Month and I've gathered some interviews with some amazing LGBTQIA+ authors which I will be posting throughout the month. Rowland is one of my favorite people in the world. He has a beautiful smile and gives some of the best hugs. And I swear he's a vampire because he hasn't aged a day since I've known him! Tell us a little about yourself. I’m originally from New Orleans, Louisiana, but these days I call Houston, Texas home. I’m 55 years old, but I still feel like

Donna Latham
1 day ago4 min read


06/30/2026 Candace Reviews: BAD THINGS HAPPEN HERE by Mark Morris
BAD THINGS HAPPEN HERE By Mark Morris Flame Tree Press/ June 2026 BAD THINGS HAPPEN HERE is a slow-burn tale of dread and terror, combining supernatural forces with the natural weight of being human, using grief, loss, and all too relatable familial scenarios to increase the tension as each page reveals a new level of darkness and despair. Centered around five friends that shared a terrifying experience during college, the story spans the decades between past and present a

Candace Nola
1 day ago2 min read


6-29-2026 Latham's Last Words: Pride Month Interviews: Sumiko Saulson
It's Pride Month and I've gathered some interviews with some amazing LGBTQIA+ authors which I will be posting throughout the month. I don't know Sumiko very well, but I do know from following them on Facebook that they are full of sunshine. Typically in their pictures they are always smiling. Photo by Mysterious A. Backup Tell us a little about yourself. I'm 58 years old, non-binary, African American and Ashkenazi Jewish, and I live in Oakland, California which is when I st

Donna Latham
2 days ago3 min read


06/28/2026 - Abandoned: Asylum, a horror anthology by Raw Dog Screaming Press — Kickstarter
Abandoned: Asylum, a horror anthology An anthology of horror stories edited by Bram Stoker Award-winning editor James Chambers Raw Dog Screaming Press will publish Abandoned: Asylum, an anthology edited by Bram Stoker-award-winning author and editor James Chambers, in fall 2026. Both authors and poets have been tapped to explore the abandoned grounds of St. Johnland Hospital to unearth its demons and devils, its forgotten experiments, its ghosts and spirits, and the secrets t

Danielle Yvonne
3 days ago1 min read


06/27/2026 - Danielle's Dark Corners
Happy Saturday! So today things are a little different. For over a year now I have had the honor and privilege of being given a platform to post my weekly reviews and highlight indie authors, etc. Beyond that, I have had the honor and privilege of not only becoming friends with Candace Nola, but I have also been able to work alongside her and now call her closer to family than anything. We can be a dysfunctional family at times, but a family, nonetheless. She never wanted us

Danielle Yvonne
4 days ago9 min read


6-26-2026 Latham's Last Words: Pride Month Interviews: Angelique Jordonna
It's Pride Month and I've gathered some interviews with some amazing LGBTQIA+ authors which I will be posting throughout the month. Angelique is one of my favorite people. We are constantly harassing each other via memes and reels. I always laugh when I'm around her. Tell us a little about yourself. Hello! I am a LGBTQ Splatter horror award winning author from southwest Michigan. I like infusing romance and thriller aspects into my extreme horror, making for horrifying and

Donna Latham
5 days ago2 min read


06/26/2026 Candace Reviews: RED STATION by Kenzie Jennings
RED STATION by Kenzie Jennings There is a house overlooking the vast, rolling plains. A home station where a traveler will be welcomed with a piping hot meal and a downy bed. It is a refuge for the weary. A beacon for the lost. A place where blood and bones feed the land. For four stagecoach passengers... A doctor in search of a missing father and daughter... A newlywed couple on the way to their homestead... And a lady in red with a bag filled with secrets... Their night at

Danielle Yvonne
5 days ago3 min read


6-25-2026 Latham's Last Words: Guts, Gags and Gore by Rowland Bercy Jr.
Welcome to Latham's Last Words, where I give you my last words on books I've enjoyed. It's Pride Month so let's talk about Guts, Gags and Gore by Rowland Bercy Jr. A collection not for those with a weak stomach. Each novella is extreme, gag inducing and honestly a bit humorous. My Supernatural Ex-Girlfriend I love the idea of a dating app for the supernatural. The different creatures and their bios were so fun. I felt so bad for Ivan and I hope things with Diego end up good

Donna Latham
6 days ago1 min read


6-24-2026 Latham's Last Words: Pride Month Interviews: Dorian J. Sinnott
It's Pride Month and I've gathered some interviews with some amazing LGBTQIA+ authors which I will be posting throughout the month. I don't know Dorian well, but we do have nice chats when we run into each other at events and he's always got a smile on his face. Tell us a little about yourself. Hello! I'm Dorian J. Sinnott, an author of dark fiction. My works have appeared in many literary magazines and journals around the world and have been nominated for numerous awards,

Donna Latham
Jun 243 min read


06/23/2026 OUT NOW! OPERATION LOOKING GLASS by M Ennenbach!
Are you ready to go back to Wonderland? M Ennenbach and Uncomfortably Dark Horror present OPERATION LOOKING GLASS in Book Two of the Wonderland Books. Synopsis: Once again, Alice has found herself in Wonderland and absolutely nothing is exactly as it seems. This time, she will find her answers as she tries to escape Looking Glass Keep. AVAILABLE NOW ON AMAZON AND EVERYWHERE BOOKS ARE SOLD! ORDER HERE: Operation Looking Glass: Wonderland Book Two (The Wonderland Series 2) - Ki

Candace Nola
Jun 231 min read


6-22-2026 Latham's Last Words: Pride Month Interviews: Phrique
It's Pride Month and I've gathered some interviews with some amazing LGBTQIA+ authors which I will be posting throughout the month. Phrique is such a great person to be around. His vibes are contagious and you just can't help but smile in his presence. Tell us a little about yourself. My name is Phrique, I’m a horror author who specializes in Splatterpunk, bizarro, and dark comedy. I am also an artist. I make a lot of weird/bloody art and design all my covers/merch as well.

Donna Latham
Jun 223 min read


06/22/2026 Guest Reviews by Kerry E.B Black: BLACK SHEEP by Rachel Harrison
Today, we have another guest review from local Pittsburgh author, Kerry E.B. Black! Check out her thoughts on her most recent read below! I just added this one to my TBR. You should too! BLACK SHEEP by Rachel Harrison Going home to a dysfunctional family that includes your look-alike, scream queen mom because your ex-boyfriend is getting married to your one-time best friend spells a roaring good time in Rachel Harrison’s Black Sheep. Filled with all the sarcasm and snark fo

Candace Nola
Jun 221 min read


06/19/2026 Coming Soon! OPERATION LOOKING GLASS by M Ennenbach!
Are you ready to go back to Wonderland? M Ennenbach and Uncomfortably Dark Horror present OPERATION LOOKING GLASS in Book Two of the Wonderland Books. Synopsis: Once again, Alice has found herself in Wonderland and absolutely nothing is exactly as it seems. This time, she will find her answers as she tries to escape Looking Glass Keep. RELEASING JUNE 23, 2026, ON AMAZON AND EVERYWHERE BOOKS ARE SOLD! PRE-ORDER HERE: Operation Looking Glass: Wonderland Book Two (The Wonderland

Candace Nola
Jun 191 min read


6-18-2026 Latham's Last Words: Pride Month Interviews: Matt Forgit
It's Pride Month and I've gathered some interviews with some amazing LGBTQIA+ authors which I will be posting throughout the month. Matt is not only a fabulous author, he is also one of the kindest, most genuine people I have ever met. I've always said the he writes "wholesome horror". Tell us a little about yourself. My name is Matt Forgit. I’m an indie horror novelist based in Boston, MA. I am a lifelong horror fan and reader. Among the many things I love are my better ha

Donna Latham
Jun 182 min read


6-18-2026 Latham's Last Words: The Bad Things We Did by Chris Archeske
Welcome to Latham's Last Words, where I give you my last words on books I've enjoyed. It's Pride Month so let's talk about The Bad Things We Did by Chris Archeske For a debut collection, the stories were out of this world good! There wasn't a bad story in the bunch, and they were all different. The Bad Things We Did was haunting and sad. I wasn't sure where it was going at first, but then the story returned to the past and a tragic accident. Part body horror, part supernatur

Donna Latham
Jun 182 min read


06/16/2026 Candace Reviews: IF IT'S THE BIRDS, WE'RE IN TROUBLE by L Marie Wood
If it's the Birds, We're in Trouble by L. Marie Wood If you’re a fan of true crime mysteries, puzzles, or playing armchair detective, this is the book for you! L. Marie Wood gives us a tale for today’s times, told solely through bits of memos, emails, text messages, internet chat forums and more. It is up to the reader to decide what exactly happened and who or what was to blame! There is no narrative, nothing to fill in the blanks for you. It is solely pieces of written mate

Danielle Yvonne
Jun 161 min read


06/12/2026 Special Report: HARMED AND DANGEROUS by Jasper Bark
IS THIS THE REAL LIFE? IS THIS JUST FANTASY? Sometimes, writing can be a risky business. Readers can respond to your work in ways you never imagined. At worst, you could be publicly shamed, at the least, you get a review that leaves you scratching your head. My latest novel, Harmed and Dangerous, from Crystal Lake Publishing recently received the kind of attention that left many people bamboozled. It started a few months ago, when a woman called Jade Austen posted on s

Candace Nola
Jun 124 min read


6-11-2026 Latham's Last Words: We're Here An Anthology of LGBTQ+ Horror
Welcome to Latham's Last Words, where I give you my last words on books I've enjoyed. It's Pride Month so let's talk about We're Here from Gloom House Press! "Even in fiction, we live our truths." If there was ever a tag line that perfectly described a book, this would be the one. A group of insanely talented LGBTQIA authors came together to create an anthology full of persecution, assault, revenge, love, hope and living your truth. It's very hard to pick a favorite. Here ar

Donna Latham
Jun 112 min read


Special Report: The 2nd Annual Sacred Crypt Awards
THE 2ND ANNUAL SACRED CRYPT AWARDS CELEBRATING THE VOICES REDEFINING INDEPENDENT HORROR. The Sacred Crypt Awards is an annual celebration dedicated to recognizing excellence across the independent horror community. Created by Voices From the Mausoleum, the awards honor outstanding achievements in horror literature, film, and digital content creation while shining a spotlight on the creators who continue to shape the future of the genre. Now in its second year, the Sacred C

Danielle Yvonne
Jun 103 min read


6-10-2026 Latham's Last Words: Pride Month Interviews: James G. Carlson
It's Pride Month and I've gathered some interviews with some amazing LGBTQIA+ authors which I will be posting throughout the month. James has this positive energy about him. You can't help but feel at ease in his presence. He's always a joy to be around. Tell us a little about yourself. My name is James Carlson. I’m an author, editor, and publisher from Pennsylvania. Over the last twelve years, my partner and I have fostered and adopted several rescue animals, and that ende

Donna Latham
Jun 103 min read


















