“…a fantastically enjoyable action-horror novel that deserves to be widely read…”
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Through A Mythos Darkly – Glynn Owen Barrass & Brian M. Sammons (ed.) – Review
“…a fantastic collection of Mythos tales, all of which are of an incredibly high standard and often distinctly original in nature…”
Ramskull – William Meikle – Review
“Ramskull is perhaps one of the finest pieces of fiction that Mr Meikle has ever written…”
The Unreformed Kingdom – Dr. Tom Anderson – Review
“By the time that I had finished The Unreformed Kingdom, I had been forced to question the nature of our current timeline and the allegedly consistent and inexorable progress of, well, ‘Progress’”
Arkham Detective Agency: A Lovecraftian-Noir Tribute to C. J. Henderson – Brian M. Sammons (ed.) – Review
“Arkham Detective Agency is another great publication from Dark Regions Press, full of high-quality, well-written stories that act as a very fitting tribute to C.J. Henderson …”
Knight of the Cross: A Knights Hospitaller Novella – Steve A. McKay – Review
“Knight of the Cross is a deeply enjoyable and self-assured piece of Mythos fiction, and is well worth a read!”
Corporate Cthulhu: Lovecraftian Tales of Bureaucratic Nightmare – Edward Stasheff (ed.) – Review
“While it may only be the end of January, this has already shaped up to be my Anthology of the Year!”
Apotheosis: Stories of Human Survival After The Rise of The Elder Gods – Edited by Jason Andrew – Review
“…a fantastic anthology, full to the brim with a collection of high-quality stories centered around a very well thought out central theme…”
The Only Winning Move – Max Johansson – Review
“…The Only Winning Move is a confident, stylish and rewarding debut title from Mr Johansson, and one that deserves to be read by any discriminating reader of the alternate history or spy fiction genres.”
Red Delta: A Novel of Alternate History – Mark Ciccone – Review
“I believe that we are witnessing the rise of a distinctive and imaginative new author in the Alternate History genre.”
10 Leaders Britain Never Had – Edited by Tom Black – Review
“…a well-crafted anthology, and an excellent introduction to both Sea Lion Press and the wider genre of political alternate history…”
T’Yorkshire Assembly – Jack Tindale – Review
“T’Yorkshire Assembly is an excellent piece of counter-factual fiction[…]and left me as a reader wanting to know more about this timeline and what its future holds”
The Fireflies of Port Stanley – Marc Hywel Jones – Review
“…a well-written and tightly-plotted narrative, a masterful sense of tension, and a small but well-rounded cast of characters who are sufficiently fleshed out to avoid being two-dimensional cardboard cut-outs…”
Blood, Mud and Corpses – C.M. Harald – Review
“…this passion for the era certainly shines through in the period detail; at every step, from training to trenches, the conscripts journey and experiences feel entirely genuine, and this does a great deal to enhance the story and draw the reader in…”
Presidential – Martin Cocagh – Review
“…Mr Concagh’s story is so well constructed, with concise, clear writing, impressive levels of detail and a clear overarching narrative that my lack of knowledge did not detract from what is obviously a high-calibre piece of alternate history fiction….”
