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NEW REVIEW: Dan Henk - The Joke Is On Mankind (2025)
Next up on DLS Reviews we have a full story-by-story dissection of Dan Henk’s latest anthology ‘The Joke Is On Mankind’ (2025) which offers up thirteen cosmic horror-laced tales by some of the best authors the indie world has to offer.
The anthology is packed with some weird and utterly inspired stories. There’s tonnes of insanely compelling cosmic and bleak-as-hell horror in here. Definitely worth grabbing a copy and giving it a read.
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NEW REVIEW: David Owain Hughes - Man Eating F*ckers (2017)
Next up on DLS Reviews we have a full blood-soaked dissection of David Owain Hughes’ novel ‘Man Eating Fckers’ (2017). The novel formed the gory sequel to the author’s ‘Man-Eating Fcks’ (2016), packing in more over-the-top violence and cannibal ferocity set in the heart of Wales.
Oh yes, there’s a hell of a lot of fun crammed into this one boys and girls!
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NEW REVIEW: Chris Elphick - GNS2 Zine (2025)
Next up on DLS Reviews we have a full pulpy dissection of Chris Elphick’s second Guy N Smith fanzine – ‘GNS2 Zine’ (2025). The book compiles pieces of GNS fan fiction and articles, as well as a reprint of Smith’s short story ‘The Mummy’. The zine is available in both hardback and paperback and includes a short non-fiction piece by yours truly about the making of ‘Hell Of A Guy’ (2016). Grab a copy now!
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NEW REVIEW: Richard Laymon - Your Secret Admirer (1980)
Next up on DLS Reviews we have an in-depth dissection of Richard Laymon’s increasingly hard-to-find early novel ‘Your Secret Admirer’ (1980). Written under the pseudonym of Carl Laymon, the novel is a classic coming-of-age story, with a Richard Laymon sinister undertone to it.
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NEW REVIEW: David Owain Hughes - Man-Eating F*cks (2016)
Next up on DLS Reviews we have a full in-depth dissection of David Owain Hughes’ novel ‘Man-Eating Fcks’ (2016). The novel has recently been rereleased within a special 10th Anniversary Hardcover edition by Hellbound Books titled ‘All The F*cks’ (2025). However, because the hardback version contains additional short stories which slot in after the third volume in the series, a review of the hardback edition will follow in due course (once DLS have read and reviewed Books 2 and 3). Gotta read the stories in the correct order!!!
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NEW REVIEW: Strange New Moons (2025)
Next up on DLS Reviews we have a full story-by-story dissection of French Press Publishing’s werewolf anthology ‘Strange New Moons’ (2025). Oh yes, it’s an anthology that not only howls from the pages but also throws the reader into unchartered realms of lycanthropy fiction…
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NEW REVIEW: Kit Power - Millionaires Day (2024)
Next up on DLS Reviews we have a full dissection of Kit Power’s imaginative “what if” novel ‘Millionaires Day’ (2024).
As is so often the way with Kit’s work, expect a character-driven novel, packed with explosive action and a plot you couldn’t even start to predict.
Effortlessly brilliant stuff!
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NEW REVIEW: Matt Shaw - The Challenge (2024)
Next up on DLS Reviews we have a full dissection of one of the most disgusting books to be reviewed on the website. Matt Shaw is certainly no stranger to extreme horror and indeed truly nauseating elements within his books. However, even for Shaw, his novel ‘The Challenge’ (2024) takes things to some pretty horrendous depths of vileness and depravity.
This one comes with a DLS warning. Take heed. This is some sick and twisted reading…
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NEW REVIEW: Matt Shaw - Sick B*stards: Everywhere (2024)
Next up on DLS Reviews is a full dissection of the final instalment into Matt Shaw’s highly revered ‘Sick B*stards’ series, with the prequel ‘Sick B*stards: Everywhere’ (2024). It’s another slab of ultra-violent extreme horror, wrapping the series up with a prequel which sets down how the whole gruesome ‘Sick B*stards’ scenario came about. As a side note, your handsome reviewer from DLS Reviews appears in this final instalment too! No spoilers as to what happens to me though…
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NEW REVIEW: Jonathan Butcher & Michelle von Eschen - Motel Styx (2024)
Next up on DLS Reviews we have a full dissection of Jonathan Butcher and Michelle von Eschen’s co-authored novel ‘Motel Styx’ (2024). Trust me, this is one insane read. “An absolute tour de force of abhorrent depravity – 10/10”
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NEW REVIEW: David Owain Hughes - In Search Of Madness (2021)
Next up on DLS Reviews we have a full blood-soaked, story-by-story dissection of David Owain Hughes’ short story collection ‘In Search Of Madness’ (2021). It’s a hefty collection which showcases the sheer versatility of the author, along with the strange imagination this oddball Welshman is able to draw upon. Honestly, it’s a great read with tonnes of different stories packed in!
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NEW REVIEW: Guy N Smith - Satanic Armageddon (2021)
Next up on DLS Reviews we have a full dissection of Guy N Smith's the novel ‘Satanic Armageddon’ (2021) which forms the third and final book within the author's pulp-thriller ‘Black Fedora’ series. Copies of the book are still available on Amazon. As always, there’s links at bottom of the review which take you directly to the listing on Amazon. Just sayin’!
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NEW REVIEW: J.R. Park - Tear (2021)
Next up on DLS Reviews we have a full blood-soaked dissection of J.R. Park’s hard-hitting and utterly brutal modern pulp horror masterpiece ‘Tear’ (2021). The book was only made available to purchase directly from the author at conventions. However, it’s well worth making the effort to nab a copy whilst you can. An insanely good read!
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NEW REVIEW: G.P. Nedloh - The Woodlice (2025)
Next up on DLS Reviews we have a full dissection of G.P. Nedloh’s debut novella ‘The Woodlice’ (2025). For fans of Guy N Smith’s pulp horror creature features, this tale is every bit as good as it sounds. A plague of skittering, crawling, over-sized woodlice, hungry for human flesh…
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NEW REVIEW: David Owain Hughes - Walled In (2014)
Next up on DLS Reviews is a full in-depth review of David Owain Hughes’ debut novel ‘Walled In’ (2014). It’s a raw and ready post-apocalyptic offering, exhibiting many of the roots of the author which Hughes would later become…
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NEW REVIEW: Guy N Smith - The Knighton Vampires (1993)
Next up on DLS Reviews we have a full dissection of Guy N Smith’s pulp thriller-cum-horror novel ‘The Knighton Vampires’ (1993). And man, is it an entertaining read! If you’re a fan of Smith’s work, then this is definitely one you’ll want to give a read.
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NEW REVIEW: J.R. Park - The Company Of Words (2021)
Next up on DLS Reviews we have a full dissection of J.R. Park’s monstrously original and utterly unnerving novella ‘The Company Of Words’ (2021). It’s another ingeniously creative offering exhibiting everything that Park does best with his writing. If you’ve not yet treated yourself to this magnificent piece of dark literary fiction, then you may want to correct that…
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