Category: Goat Leader
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Horror Tales from Wales – edited by Kevin J. Kennedy and Ann Keeran

In this chilling new collection curated by bestselling horror anthologist Kevin J. Kennedy, five masterful Welsh authors invite you deep into the shadowy heart of Cymru, where ancient myths still breathe and old gods never truly die.Drawing inspiration from the rich, eerie landscape of Welsh folklore, each tale is a haunting journey into a world…
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Who Would Win a Fight Between C.C. Adams and Kit Power? – a childish post that neither of the authors were notified about prior to posting, lol

Dark bleatings, my lovely tribe. Both C.C. Adams (Hug Master General) and Kit Power (He of Excellent Taste in Everything) have released new books within two months of each other. Both released their new projects through French Press Publishing, both are writers whose work I absolutely love, and both are all around good eggs, great…
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Pyres – by Kev Harrison

Angela has been a spirit painter for years. Channelling the spirits as they commit memories to canvas through her: childhood pets, favourite holiday locations, and sprawling homesteads. But now, something has changed. The paintings take a dark turn just as her sister, Becky, returns from Italy. People burnt alive, their smouldering remains a vivid, visceral…
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New Writings in Horror & the Supernatural: Omnibus – edited by David A. Sutton

Back in 1971, British publisher Sphere Books issued New Writings in Horror & the Supernatural edited by David A. Sutton, one of many original paperback horror anthologies that were appearing in newsagents and bookshops up and down the country during that time. They followed it up the next year with another volume of new horror fiction before…
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Songs of Shadow, Words of Woe – by Matthew R. Davis

Thirteen morbidly melodic deep cuts from Matthew R. Davis, including the AustralasianShadows Award-winning “Steadfast Shadowsong” and the Shirley Jackson Award-nominatednovelette “Heritage Hill.” Dark bleatings, my Spooky Season Loving tribe! I’ve got another collection to talk about to day, ANOTHER brand, spanking new one, this time from the legend (as I consider him already), Matthew R.…
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Scary Stories to Tell at Night – anthology edited by Stephen Jones

The baker’s dozen of stories in this book will scare you! They may really terrify you! While you read these thirteen terror tales and stare at the diabolical drawings, don’t be surprised if they give you nightmares. You have been warned! However, if you are not afraid of monsters, ghosts, witches and other unspeakable things,…
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Into Wrack and Ruin – by Benjamin Kurt Unsworth

There are some corners of the universe which have bred the most terrible things – and one such corner is Little Hodbury. With a haunted tree, mutations in the heart of the British countryside, mythological creatures, and even menaces which plumb the depths of humanity’s worst instincts – nobody said living here was easy. Benjamin…
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Slewfoot – by Brom

Set in Colonial New England, Slewfoot is a tale of magic and mystery, of triumph and terror as only dark fantasist Brom can tell it. Connecticut, 1666: An ancient spirit awakens in a dark wood. The wildfolk call him Father, slayer, protector. The colonists call him Slewfoot, demon, devil. To Abitha, a recently widowed outcast,…
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Halloweird – anthology edited by Johnny Mains

In the flickering candlelight of pitchy Autumn nights, malevolent spirits crowd the gloom and weird, terrible things come to pass. Ever since the days of the druidic Samhain, storytellers have observed the tradition of spinning tall, twisted tales of dark magic, spectral stalkings and unearthly creatures to mark this festival’s uniquely frightening aura. Collecting up…
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The Sound of the Dark – by Daniel Church

In 1983, experimental artist Tony Mathias began work on a new installation – it was to be a collage of visuals and sounds collected at an abandoned RAF base called Warden Fell. Various stories and rumours swirled around the place but Tony was interested only in the echoes of history. But soon after visiting the…