TC ParkerMar 291 minInterview with Ross Jeffery & Kev HarrisonNew(ish) interview up now on Ross Jefferey's YouTube channel...
TC ParkerJan 71 minInterview With Lee Allen HowardThanks so much to Lee Allen Howard for interviewing me for his site. Check it out here: https://leeallenhoward.com/2021/01/07/interview-n...
TC ParkerNov 17, 20203 minREVIEW: The Worm And His Kings by Hailey Piper*WARNING: CONTAINS MANY, MANY SPOILERS* Clive Barker’s Cabal. Stephen King’s Revival. The Buffy episode The Gift. Fuck Lovecraft; these...
TC ParkerNov 3, 20201 minNEWS: Short Story 'Cerberus' To Feature in THE INFERNAL CLOCK Anthology!Delighted to share that my short story Cerberus - a gruesome slice of gluttonous horror inspired by the 1962 classic Whatever Happened To...
TC ParkerOct 26, 20203 minFLASH FICTION: Mrs Garibaldi & The Helter SkelterMy husband told me not to bother going to see her. Said it wasn’t worth the hassle of a confrontation, that I should let it go. But I was...
TC ParkerOct 23, 20203 minREVIEW: Just My Type by Lucy Bexley & Bryce OakleySupernatural romance. I can’t, hand on heart, claim to know a lot about the genre. I’ve read some of the Twilight books; even seen one of...
TC ParkerOct 21, 20202 minREVIEW: Sole Survivor by Zachary Ashford*Warning: contains minor spoilers* I’m off work as I write this, and have been actively questing this week for whatever the lockdown...
TC ParkerOct 18, 20203 minREVIEW: Whispers In The Dark by Laurel HightowerI’ve been lucky enough to read some incredible books this year: some indie, some small press and some Big 5, from writers as new (to me)...
TC ParkerOct 11, 20203 minTop 5 Werewolves in Fiction: A Completely Arbitrary List*WARNING: CONTAINS SPOILERS* I’m about to start writing a book about werewolves (and circuses, and private detectives, and Norse...
TC ParkerOct 10, 20203 minREVIEW: All That's Fair by SH Cooper*WARNING: CONTAINS SPOILERS* It took me a long time to finish SH Cooper's All That’s Fair, once I’d started it. Not because it’s a bad...
TC ParkerOct 9, 20202 minREVIEW: Curfew by Kev Harrison & Night of the Rider by Alyson Faye*WARNING: CONTAINS SPOILERS* Even a quick glance at some of horror lit’s seminal texts - from Stephen King’s Night Shift and Clive...
TC ParkerOct 5, 20204 minDoes Anyone Actually Die In This?: A Horror Writer Reads RomanceLast night, I read a romance novel. This news, I realise, is unlikely to shock anyone to their core. I mention it, though, because I...
TC ParkerSep 27, 20204 minREVIEW: Worst Laid Plans: An Anthology of Vacation Horror edited by Samantha Kolesnik*WARNING: CONTAINS SPOILERS* Edited collections are often a bit of a mixed bag, aren’t they? With so many styles and story types at play,...
TC ParkerSep 19, 20203 minREVIEW: Little Paranoias by Sonora Taylor*WARNING: CONTAINS SPOILERS* This is an absolutely remarkable collection of stories. As I worked through each story in turn, I found...
TC ParkerSep 18, 20201 minREVIEW: An Invitation To Darkness by Hailey PiperHailey Piper loves language. This much is clear even from the opening pages of An Invitation To Darkness. It’s an almost-period piece,...
TC ParkerSep 17, 20201 minREVIEW: Juniper by Ross JefferyI remember watching Bruce La Bruce’s Otto at the cinema when it came out, and thinking, just as the zombie sex kicked in: gosh, this is a...
TC ParkerSep 17, 20202 minREVIEW: Devolution by Max BrooksI wanted to like this book - I really, really did. The deck was stacked in its favour, before I got going. I loved World War Z; enjoy a...
TC ParkerSep 17, 20201 minREVIEW: The House On Abigail Lane by Kealan Patrick BurkeDid you like Stephen King’s 1408? Of course you did - it’s a masterpiece. The House On Abigail Lane is, for me, the spiritual successor...
TC ParkerSep 17, 20201 minREVIEW: Without Condition by Sonora TaylorI ploughed through this book in a handful of hours - I couldn’t put it down. I’d heard a previous reviewer compare the story and the main...
TC ParkerSep 17, 20201 minREVIEW: To Be Devoured by Sara TantlingerHaunting and horrific in just about equal measure, To Be Devoured is short enough to be read in a single sitting, and compelling enough...
