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Herbert West-Reanimator: The Complete Lovecraft #34

Posted on October 3, 2017 by Mark Hayes

Opinions are, as someone famous once vulgarly said, like arseholes, everyone body has one, and they stink up the place when let loose… Herbert West – Reanimator is a tale that inspires many opinions. S.T. Joshi, who has carved out a … Continue reading →

Posted in Lovecraft, mythos, reads, rites, sci-fi | Tagged bookreviews, books, cthulhu, Lovecraft, zombies | 4 Comments

Darkest Fears: behind the masks…

Posted on September 29, 2017 by Mark Hayes

The Last body hit the floor, blood spurting, screams dying, jeers and harsh laughter erupting around the hall. the stench was sickening, the incessant hum of the alien hive mind as oppressive as a giant fist pressing down on his … Continue reading →

Posted in book reviews, books, depression, dystopia, humour, opinion, pointless things of wonderfulness, reads, sci-fi, writes | Tagged #amwriting, #scifi, amreading, books, humour | 4 Comments

Scrap-ends…

Posted on September 13, 2017 by Mark Hayes

For no good reason, or perhaps the best reason of all, I’ve spent a listless hour pondering my way through a folder on my desktop that predates the hard drive. The folders called scrap-ends. It’s an apt description used as … Continue reading →