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Man, F*ck This House (and Other Disasters)
Written by Steve Pattee Published by Black Stone Publishing Written by Brian Asman 2025, 403 pages, Fiction Released on October 7th, 2025 Review: Four or so years ago, I picked up Brian Asman’s Man, F*ck This House original novella based on the title alone (because seriously, that title), and absolutely loved it. So much, in fact, it made my Horror Favorites of 2021. When I heard it was not only being re-released, but there was going to be additional stories, I jumped at the chance to review it.
Raising the Devil: Parenting, Control, and Horror Fiction’s Obsession with Sinister Children
Kids scare the hell out of me. Article continues after advertisement Or rather, you could say the prospect of parenthood scares the hell out of me. All my life, I never pictured myself having kids. I’m now in my early (ahem) forties and despite a close call or two I’ve made it this far only being a parent to a series of very fantastic pit bulls, who don’t need college funds and never ask to borrow the car.
Scary stories
In the mood to light some candles, snuggle up with a blanket and scare yourself senseless? Perfect. If you’re a book lover willing to lose a little sleep this fall, here’s a collection of 10 new books that pair well with the spooky season.
Scary stories
In the mood to light some candles, snuggle up with a blanket and scare yourself senseless? Perfect. If you’re a book lover willing to lose a little sleep this fall, here’s a collection of 10 new books that pair well with the spooky season.
7 Howlingly Good Werewolf Books
Growing up as a monster kid, Dracula, Frankenstein, and the Wolf Man were basically the big three, the unholy trinity of spookiness. I tore through Stoker and Shelley, but wondered why there wasn’t an equally-iconic fictional take on the werewolf.
Book Review: 'Good Dogs: A Novel' By Brian Asman
The book is in stores on Tuesday, October 1st from Blackston. Click on the link to buy a copy. https://amzn.to/3RBQlQV A group of werewolves live together under one roof, and Delia watches over them like a mother. They have very strict rules for the nights they change. They wear collars (like dogs do), so they don’t attack any humans. On this night one of the collars doesn’t work, and a human leg is found near the house they live in.
Dallas, Houston, San Antonio And Austin: Win Passes To Advance Screenings Of 'Transformers One'
Screenings are Saturday morning, Sept. 14th. Click on the link below for your city. Dallas: http://gofobo.com/fkEpC01330 Houston: http://gofobo.com/ToFmQ44321 San Antonio: http://gofobo.com/cmdAh17763 Austin: http://gofobo.com/fYQUL73278 TRANSFORMERS ONE is the untold origin story of Optimus Prime and Megatron, better known as sworn enemies, but once were friends bonded like brothers who changed the fate of Cybertron forever.
Random Reads: End-of-Summer Easy Reading
Once again, it’s time to check in on everyone and make sure you’re picking up a book just for the sheer joy of reading! Summer went by way too fast, I understand. There is still time to get through some easy-reading and very entertaining books, like these three suggestions: Man, Fuck This House by Brian Asman This is one I admittedly picked up out of sheer morbid curiosity for the title alone.
Our Black Hearts Beat as One
Written by Steve Pattee Published by Mutated Media Written by Brian Asman 2023, 182 pages, Fiction Released on October 24th, 2023 Review: My introduction to Brian Asman’s work was the fantastic Man, Fuck This House. That book blew me away; something that doesn’t happen often with a new-to-me author. They way he took the haunted house trope and completely made something new out of it is impressive as hell, and I knew from my first read of him that it was definitely not going to be the last.
Our Black Hearts Beat As One
From the author of the viral hit Man, F*ck This House comes a horrifying new vision of love, desperation, and the occult. "Hearts break. But they don't just break, they explode. Destroying everything around them." Michael Mallory's living the dream as the lead singer of a hot, up-and-coming band, Modern Love. When a sudden breakup shatters his world, he plunges headlong into the city's occult underbelly in a desperate bid to salve his pain.
Horror for “Scaredy Cats”: Modern Horror is More than Jump Scares, Chainsaws, and Gore
What is horror, exactly? It’s about more than being scared. In its purest form, it’s an emotion, that feeling of being, well, horrified. And any works that engender this feeling can be categorized under the Horror genre, making it one of the broadest genres in all of fiction. I like to think of it as the peanut butter of literature because it goes with damn near everything. Horror-comedy, horror-science fiction, horror-romance?
Book Review: Return of the Living Elves | Author Brian Asman - Horror News | HNN
Home | Books | Book Reviews | Book Review: Return of the Living Elves | Author Brian Asman Book Reviews Return of the Living Elves By Brian Asman Mutated Media 156 Pages “All I want for Christmas is…..a gift for my girlfriend…?” Tommy has just started a new job within a Christmas supply warehouse and has an epiphany. He’s completely forgotten to not only check his list twice but make a list at all where gifts and his girlfriend are concerned.
Disturbing and Unsettling Found Footage Horror…Books?
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The Best Debut Horror Novels of 2022
The Best Debut Horror Novels of 2022 New writers, new perspectives. By Brian Asman | Published Nov 9, 2022 White Horse By Erika Wurth Curse of the Reaper By Brian McAuley Searching for chills? Sign up for The Lineup's newsletter to get terrifying recommendations delivered straight to your inbox.
BOOK REVIEW: RETURN OF THE LIVING ELVES BY BRIAN ASMAN
Return Of The Living Elves By Brian Asman ASIN : B0B5Y9W8S6 Language : English Simultaneous device usage : Unlimited Text-to-Speech : Enabled Enhanced typesetting : Not Enabled A Book Review by Joe Ortlieb So you're looking for a Christmas book to read to the kiddos before the big day. Brian Asman has written it. If you've never read any of Asman's books they are filled with nonstop action, humor, gore, references to any and everything.
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