Deb Eskie is a resident of Massachusetts and has an M.Ed in creative arts education. With a background in women’s studies, her focus as a writer is to expose the woman’s experience through unsettling tales that highlight the dilemma of sexual repression and oppression. By combining the genres of feminist and horror/science-fiction she aims to [...]
Posts Tagged ‘horror fiction’
Rock N’ Roll is Dead Anthology
June 10th, 2011
Lorna D. Keach
Let’s be honest with ourselves; many of us do not expect great things from small press publishers. (Many of us don’t expect great things from big box publishers, but that’s an altogether different rant.) But just because we may not expect great things does not mean there’s not a ton of very talented people working [...]
Heinous by Jonathan Moon
May 14th, 2011
Lorna D. Keach
I’ll admit; the first reason I wanted to read Jonathan Moon’s novel, Heinous, was because of all the cover blurbs. I’d heard about the book through various channels and I kept seeing words like “disturbing” and “mesmerizing” associated with it—along with more than one reference to one’s inner child getting brutally pummeled by the story. [...]

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