“THINGS WE FEAR is a compulsively readable tale of obsession and dark suspense, with one of the creepiest villains I’ve encountered in recent years.” — Tim Waggoner, author of THE WAY OF ALL FLESH THINGS WE FEAR will be part of my Samhain Horror Print novella collection, WHERE NIGHTMARES BEGIN. Both the eBook and the PrintContinue reading “THINGS WE FEAR Praise from a Brilliant Author–Tim Waggoner”
Monthly Archives: December 2015
My Top Ten of 2015! From The Nightmare Girl to Darkness Rising…
Okay. I managed to squeeze in that last book. Altogether, I read 63 books this year, 30-something of which were released in 2015. Many of those were Samhain Publishing titles, many were not. *My Top Ten list only features releases from 2015. Let’s get right to it! 10. (Tie) THE NIGHTMARE GIRL by Jonathan Janz and THE VAMPIREContinue reading “My Top Ten of 2015! From The Nightmare Girl to Darkness Rising…”
A 2015 Highlight: My 3 Releases with Samhain Publishing
Beginning in January with the release of my novella, Abram’s Bridge, following that up with April’s horror/sci-fi novella, Boom Town, and concluding with my first full novel, Blood and Rain, 2015 was a great year for my writing on a professional level. It was an amazing feeling each time out and I have a lotContinue reading “A 2015 Highlight: My 3 Releases with Samhain Publishing”
“Rolfe is the real deal, folks, and anything he writes is well worth checking out.” – Gord Rollo
Super-stoked to receive another vote of confidence from an author I’ve admired for years, Gord Rollo. Gord is the author of Leisure Books classics such as The Jigsaw Man and Crimson, along with Valley of the Scarecrow, and newer pieces such as The Crucifixion Experiments. As much as Stephen King and Anne Rice are responsible for my wanting toContinue reading ““Rolfe is the real deal, folks, and anything he writes is well worth checking out.” – Gord Rollo”
A 2015 Highlight: THE WEREWOLF ROUNDTABLE
The Werewolf Roundtable 2015 Thanks to authors Ray Garton, Jeff Strand, Glenn Rolfe, and Jonathan Janz for joining me – W.D. Gagliani – for this expert werewolf roundtable. It’s exciting to talk to others who share some of my deepest interests! Thanks to our host, Not Now, Mommy’s Reading (Screaming for the month of October)Continue reading “A 2015 Highlight: THE WEREWOLF ROUNDTABLE”
(BOOK REVIEW) Twelfth Krampus Night by Matt Manochio
Samhain Horror author, Matt Manochio, author of Sentinels, and last year’s winter treat, The Dark Servant, returns to the world of Krampus! Twelfth Krampus Night is a fun, bloody, and captivating novella that proves to be Manochio’s most horrific offering yet. Krampus and an old evil lady with an affinity for knives (Frau Perchta) descendContinue reading “(BOOK REVIEW) Twelfth Krampus Night by Matt Manochio”
Get Ready for the Year’s Best Lists!
I am going to reach my goal of 60 books this year! Yes! I read 82 last year and vowed to take it down a notch this year. I am supposed to be writing! Anyways, I will be finishing up my last couple of novels and novellas this week and look forward to compiling eitherContinue reading “Get Ready for the Year’s Best Lists!”
“Blood and Rain is definitely a contender to be the best horror novel of the year.”- The Examiner
“While Blood and Rain is fast paced and full of werewolf action, the thing that makes the novel more than just a slaughter-fest is that Rolfe is able to craft characters that are both believable and whom the reader can relate with. It is easy to care for the plight of Fischer and his daughterContinue reading ““Blood and Rain is definitely a contender to be the best horror novel of the year.”- The Examiner”
Interview with Into the Macabre, plus news on Things We Fear.
A couple of cool things this week: A new interview with me from Ken McKinley went up on Ken’s site Into the Macabre, and Ken will also be hosting a group read of Blood and Rain on GoodReads starting December 7th. If you are a GoodReads member and haven’t read my latest novel yet, now’s theContinue reading “Interview with Into the Macabre, plus news on Things We Fear.”
