Bill and Joe’s Big Horror Adventure
In February 2008 Bloody Books published the first full length title in their brand new horror line. The book was MEAT. and Stephen King immediately endorsed the novel saying of its author “Joseph D’Lacey rocks!” and horror fans across the world have echoed his sentiments.
Five months later, Bloody Books released their second horror novel, Through a Glass, Darkly by Bill Hussey. This distinctly British tale of demonic folklore, steeped in the traditions of the genre, has also garnered rave reviews internationally.
To celebrate the ongoing resurrection of horror, Bill Hussey and Joseph D’Lacey have teamed up, (with a little help from us Bookgeeks), to create Horror Reanimated, a blog for dark times. Here they discuss trends in the genre, the function of horror and the reason it persists in literature, art and film.
The blog features interviews, professional horror writing tips, reviews, original fiction, dark art, Bloody Books publishing news and much, much more…
Bookgeeks’ Mathew F. Riley will be sharing his genre book reviews with Horror Reanimated, as well as other things of darkness that tickle his fancy.
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