Can you believe it's been over a decade since I read a Guy N. Smith novel ?! Despite his having written a near countless number of book...

Whenever I find myself picking up and then tossing aside paperback horror novel after paperback horror novel, dismayed and distressed at the...

Oh that smirk on the face of blow-dried '80s-'do dude, it's the worst. He's even lifting an eyebrow like burying you ali...

Power wills death itself in the final chapter of Blackwater , the six-volume saga of Southern life in a small Alabama town called Perdi...

I finally finished Michael McDowell 's epic 1983 Southern saga of the Caskey family, Blackwater , and posted a review at Tor.com as ...

The Caskey family saga may be coming to a close but you wouldn't know it by the activity seen in this fifth volume of the Blackwater s...

Using his considerable storytelling skills in The War , the fourth book (April 1983) in Blackwater , his pop-lit Southern-Gothic-lite pap...

The story of the Caskeys, a grand and wealthy yet conflicted Southern family, is far from over: In The House (Avon, Mar 1983), the third bo...

A few years after The Flood , the first book in the Blackwater series from the late Michael McDowell , a man named Early Haskew comes to th...

What Easter but that first in Jerusalem had dawned so bleakly, or stirred less hope in the breasts of those who had witnessed the rising...