And WE Are BACK with one of the wildest cyberpunk sagas in comics in modern times, Complete Darkness, and this time we are surprised by a side story, still about dark matter and the apocalypse, to which this whole saga revolves around. We have not one but TWO new artists on this, before we tell... Continue Reading →
The Woodcutter by Stephanie Ellis
With an enticing title, the award-winning author Stephanie Ellis, is back with another story that involves, as usual, unusual elements to bring terror to you. This time, we have a wood cabin, dark woods, a weird town with weird people, an absurd request and a looming promise of blood. If you love suspenseful books, then... Continue Reading →
Cry Wolf by Edo Van Belkom
Ah, yes, a school dance, the perfect place for shy boys and girls in their early teens. The perfect place for bullies to try to humiliate you in front of the school and give you great memories about it. Cool right? Oh yeah, but if you think that you will be relaxed for long then... Continue Reading →
Magic, Dragons & Brutality- An Interview with Tim McKay
Tim McKay! Welcome to our blog, and thank you so much for accepting, or rather, choosing this interview with us. It's a pleasure to have such a great writer with us. Can you please introduce yoursel to our readers? Yeah, for sure, and thanks for having me! This is actually my first interview for Rise... Continue Reading →
Rise of Dresca by Tim McKay
Rise of Dresca takes place in a world where there is a struggle for independence and a powerful invasion leads to the collision of a nation. This book had me hooked from the first page itself. The first fifty pages reminded me of one of my favorite scenes of Harry Potter, where Harry is stuck... Continue Reading →
N J M Hemfrey and the 3rd Law of Writing Fiction – An Interview
Welcome Neil, on the first non-emagish interview :D, how have you been lately? I've been great, thank you, and very busy which just seems to be the normal flow at the moment. My 10 month old daughter, Olive, does new things everyday and makes me absolutely love being a dad. My wife and I are... Continue Reading →
Badass Werewolves and Justice! An interview with Sue Denver
Sue, welcome! And thank you so much for accepting the invitation forthis interview! How have you been doing lately and can you pleaseintroduce yourself to our readers? I’ve been doing great — thank you! I’m Sue Denver, and I write stories about Sara Flores, a divorced housewife who was transformed into a werewolf and now... Continue Reading →
When Orwell’s 1984 meets killer cyborgs, with Anna Mocikat
Welcome once again, Anna, and thank you for being here with us.Let's get down into it. Anna we recently reviewed the first part of BBE, and we were stunned, what a great book and promising series (review here)! Did the project of Behind Blue Eyes came about because you love deadly cyborgs, or is there... Continue Reading →
Ghouls, horror and character dev with Darren Lee Compton
Darren, lets get down to it. You are one of the most detailedwriters we have had on Scribble's Worth Book Reviews, specially when it comes to character traits, but before we go there, Darren, tell us, how did Graveslinger came about? Graveslinger first came around as a concept for a graphic novel series, but due... Continue Reading →
Shapes of Wrath by Melissa Yi
Shapes of Wrath is unique in that it was simultaneously refreshing and nostalgic. Given that the human body is one of the most mysterious topics, it is no surprise that mysteries often use the medical field as a setting for their plot. This is where the nostalgia comes in. While reading this book, I found... Continue Reading →