Category: Goat Leader
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Scorpion Girl – by Janeen Webb

Dark bleatings, my sting-tailed tribe! Today, I’m talking about a book that will seem like an odd choice for me because *gasp* it’s not quite horror, but I absolutely LOVED it. We all have our demons. In Scorpion Girl, women of all ages face theirs. From battlefields to bedrooms, in these stories nothing is what it…
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Myrrh – by Polly Hall

Myrrh has a goblin inside her, a voice in her head that tells her all the things she’s done wrong, that berates her and drags her down. Desperately searching for her birth-parents across dilapidated seaside towns in the South coast of England, she finds herself silenced and cut off at every step. Cayenne is trapped…
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Matthew R. Davis: Author Spotlight and Interview

Dark bleatings, my mysterious tribe! Next up in my mini series of interviewing creators involved with Strange New Moons (the recent werewolf anthology I co-edited), we have Matthew R. Davis. Now, after some concern about my last interviewee, I should state that Matthew is well and willing to be here for my quest…. …..I’m back.…
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Somer Canon: Author Spotlight and Interview

Dark bleatings, my lovely tribe! Since starting this website and the accompanying YouTube channel, I’ve come to realise that – though I love every part – my favourite goating activity is conducting author interviews. From long-time idols to people I’ve just discovered, getting to talk to the people that write the stories I love is…
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The Ravening – by Daniel Church

Jenna’s life has always been a fight. From the traumatic and mysterious loss of her mother on a dark woodland road when she was fifteen, to the abusive and controlling boyfriend she’s recently escaped, she has learned that trust hurts you in the end. Now Jenna’s found what she hopes is happiness with her new…
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Unquiet Waters – by Thana Niveau

Dark bleatings, my unquiet tribe! I’m here to absolutely rave about Thana Niveau’s Unquiet Waters today, because it’s – hands down – one of the best collections I’ve ever read, and I’m obsessed with these stories. To Drown the World EXCELLENT!! Such a compelling story. A guy grows up loving his sister, though he finds…
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Broken on the Inside – by Phil Sloman

Dark bleatings, my gorgeous tribe! I’m here to talk about another book in the Shadows collection from Black Shuck Books today, and I’m excited about it. Phil Sloman is, in my humble opinion, an excellent short story writer. All the books in this collection are themed by the individual authors, so I assumed going in…
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Roth-Steyr – by Simon Bestwick

You never know which ideas will stick in your mind, let alone where they’ll go. Roth-Steyr began with an interest in the odd designs and names of early automatic pistols, and the decision to use one of them as a story title. What started out as an oddball short piece became a much longer and…
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Soulless Lonesome – by Dan Shrader

January 1984. Benjamin’s business is on the brink of collapse just weeks after a close friend has gone missing. Is there a connection between the two? Desperate, he turns to a powerful and secretive group for help. An unusual agreement is struck, sealed not only with ink but also with a promise of one’s soul.…
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Millionaires Day – The Road So Far…

Dark bleatings, my wonderful tribe! As we speak, Kit Power is in the United States promoting his newest book, Millionaires Day. While he’s gone, I thought I’d do one of those recaps they do on Supernatural at the start of a season finale. *presses play for Carry on my Wayward Son* The Road So Far……