Wales: My Country and Its Influence On My Writing

Wales, one of four small countries which make up the United Kingdom, is a land of contradiction and contrast. From the former coal mining valleys

“A Dying Moment” by Gavin Gardiner

He’d come to believe that however he did it would result in this final, stretched second. The pull of a trigger would warp into hours, the leap in front of a train would become a Hollywood slow-mo sequence, and the moment of the concrete’s ferocious arrival—as this woman was experiencing—would stick like a broken record.

Dark Fiction Top Reads, May 2021 Update

Here is a look at what books are currently topping our charts based on IndieMuse’s unique points system from reviews by both reviewers and curators.

Interview With Brian Asman, Author of Nunchuck City

Brian Asman is a writer, editor, producer and actor from San Diego, CA. He’s the author of I’m Not Even Supposed to Be Here Today

Multitasking: How To Write A Horror Novel While You’re Supposed To Be Working

The idea for my first novel arrived exactly when you’d think it would, in an office safety meeting. Just outside of Pittsburgh, PA, we learned

Interview With E.F. Schraeder, Author of Liar

E.F. Schraeder writes about reality-adjacent themes and believes in magic, ghosts, public schools, and dogs. The author of Liar: Memoir of a Haunting (Omnium Gatherum,

Interview With Dave Jeffery, Author of CaTHEDRAL

Dave Jeffery has been writing and publishing through small presses for 17 years, primarily in the horror and supernatural genre, but has also released contemporary

Interview With Indy Perro, Author of CENTRAL CITY

Indy Perro is a novelist, an independent thinker, and a recovering academic. Indy has a degree in history, graduate degrees in religious studies, comparative literature,

Interview With Mike Thorn, Author of Shelter for the Damned

Mike Thorn’s debut novel, Shelter For the Damned was just released from JournalStone on February 26, 2021. It recently received a 4-star review from IndieMuse.