Neil Gaiman’s AMERICAN GODS as Horror Novel
Spoiler warning—this review discusses themes from the novel and TV show American Gods in a manner best enjoyed by those who’ve already read the book and/or seen the series. I Continue Reading
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Spoiler warning—this review discusses themes from the novel and TV show American Gods in a manner best enjoyed by those who’ve already read the book and/or seen the series. I Continue Reading
Today we welcome Dan Jolley to The Seventh Star for a fantastic interview focusing on his character The Gray Widow and writing Gray Widow’s Web! Gray Widow’s Web is his Continue Reading
Seventh Star Press is proud to announce that Slash of Crimson and Other Tales, a great collection of horror, crime noir, and alt mythology that marks the debut release of Continue Reading
Seventh Star Press is proud to announce that the new horror collection from Bob Freeman, First Born: Tales of the Liber Monstrorum, is available today in print and eBook formats! Continue Reading
Seventh Star Press is proud to announce that Jacob and Jenny Floyd have joined our family of authors with their exciting new non-fiction title Kentucky’s Haunted Mansions! Set for release Continue Reading
Dan Jolley has been in the storytelling business for quite some time, and has had a hand in everything from video games to comics (which you can find out more Continue Reading
Seventh Star Press is proud to announce that Gray Widow’s Web by Dan Jolley is now available in print and eBook formats! Pick up a copy of Gray Widow’s Web Continue Reading
Seventh Star Press is proud to reveal the new cover art by Aaron Drown Design for Carl R. Moore’s new collection, Slash of Crimson and Other Tales! Slash of Crimson Continue Reading
Seventh Star Press is proud to reveal the cover art for First Born:Tales from the Liber Monstrorum, a great collection of horror, occult, and paranormal tales from Bob Freeman, author Continue Reading
Historically Correct Cross-Genre Writing As an author, it is our duty to paint a picture for our readers. Getting it right when doing historical fiction sometimes is not an easy Continue Reading