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Bruised Flesh by Craig Wallwork from Warmed & Bound – review
Reviewed by Nigel Bird Warmed and Bound is prefaced by the beautiful line ‘What began as a love letter.’ That’s a sentiment that can be seen in ‘Bruised Flesh’ by Craig Wallwork. In the opening...
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Take Arms Against a Sea by Mark Jaskowski from Warmed & Bound – review
reviewed by Kevin Burton Smith Have I been set up? Lord knows, cranky old me has been railing for years, in blogs and reviews and columns and web sites and any other place people will let me speak,...
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The Redemption of Garvey Flint by Vincent Louis Carrella from Warmed & Bound...
reviewed by Ben Springer The Redemption of Garvey Flint by Vincent Louis Carrella is one hell of a story. Garvey Flint owes Bill Gurns four-thousand dollars in “gambling debts, bar-tabs and whores on...
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Death Juggler by Axel Taiari from Warmed & Bound – review
reviewed by Simon Logan Kicking off the Warmed and Bound anthology is Death Juggler by Axel Taiari and it sets the tone and intent for the story, and indeed the whole collection, right from the opening...
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Inside Out by Sean P Ferguson from Warmed & Bound – review
reviewed by Stephen Blackmoore Reviews are tricky. You’re balancing your subjectivity as a reader with the objectivity that the piece deserves. You have to separate them and view the whole for its...
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Practice by Bob Pastorella from Warmed & Bound – review
Review by Sabrina E. Ogden For me, looking back at my friends now, the signs of there being a serious problem were kind of obvious. And the night he threatened to kill himself when she tried to break...
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The Road Lester Took by Stephen Graham Jones from Warmed & Bound
reviewed by Court Merrigan “The Road Lester Took” starts with Lester stacking his cards, and this story unfolds in much the same way. It’s all right there for you, right on the first page; but you’re...
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Click-Clack by Caleb J. Ross from Warmed & Bound – review
Reviewed by Matthew C. Funk There is a music to life’s morbidity. The classic example of the ticking clock. The bird songs that open our mornings. The dying rustle of traffic in the evening....
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Acts of Contrition by Craig Clevenger from Warmed & Bound – review
reviewed by Barry Graham Elmore Leonard has said that one of the things that makes his prose so compelling is that he leaves out the parts readers tend to skip over. This is advice that Craig Clevenger...
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Three Theories on the Murder of John Wily by J David Osborne from Warmed &...
reviewed by Nick Mamatas “Three Theories on the Murder of John Wily” by J David Osborne is the sort of new crime story I would love to love, but in this case I don’t. John Wily is a meth-dealing...
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