Category: kendall reviews

[REVIEW] Kind Nepenthe – by Matthew V. Brockmeyer

This review originally appeared on Kendall Reviews in 2019. *4.5 out of 5* “Rebecca thought she’d find a hippie paradise when she moved to the desolate back hills of Humboldt County. A place to commune with nature and teach her five-year-old daughter how to live off the land. Instead she discovered a nightmare.” Kind Nepenthe…

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[REVIEW] Growing Things – by Paul Tremblay

This review originally appeared on Kendall Reviews. *3 out of 5* What I learned from reading The Cabin at the End of the World and Disappearance at Devil’s Rock is that Tremblay has an amazingly effective narrative style. Hell, after reading The Cabin…, I went out and ordered everything else he had (with the exception…

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[REVIEW] Various States of Decay – by Matt Hayward

This review originally appeared on Kendall Reviews in 2019. *4 out of 5* Although I own The Faithful, Various States of Decay was my first reading of Matt Hayward. Collections have proven to be very useful to me when tackling new authors, so I was excited to dive into this one when its promotions began. Let me start…

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NEWS: “Mission Statement” 2020

Things are changing. Originally, I was hinting or actively talking about a handful of releases in 2020. While none of these projects have been cancelled, most have been removed from promotion because of my “mission statement” for 2020. Read on for details.