Are you ready to go back to Wonderland? M Ennenbach and Uncomfortably Dark Horror present OPERATION LOOKING GLASS in Book Two of the Wonderland Books. Synopsis: Once again, Alice has found herself in Wonderland and absolutely nothing is exactly as it seems. This time, she will find her answers as she tries to escape Looking Glass Keep. AVAILABLE NOW ON AMAZON AND EVERYWHERE BOOKS ARE SOLD! ORDER HERE: Operation Looking Glass: Wonderland Book Two (The Wonderland Series 2) - Ki

Welcome to Latham's Last Words, where I give you my last words on vintage horror books I've enjoyed. Let's look at The Devil In A Domino from 1897. One of the earliest books to take inspiration from Jack the Ripper, published in 1897, I thought it was an intriguing read. As the story progresses you can see influences also from Jekyll and Hyde, Frankenstein and The Picture of Dorian Gray. As with most Victorian era horror, a modern reader might find the horror aspect understa

Besu Tadesse is joining the Uncomfortably Dark Review team with a weekly blog on all things horror, horror gaming, and more! His first game review for the blog is below! Enjoy and be sure to check out the game! Feed the Pit reviewed by Besu Tadesse Note: Spoilers ahead. Released in July 2026, Feed the Pit is a first-person psychological horror game developed and published by Curious Fox Sox, the same studio that created The Deadseat. You play as the Seeker, a newly promoted

ENTOMBED by Brian Keene Just finished the audio for ENTOMBED by Brian Keene. Knowing Keene on a personal life, as is no secret, I loved how I could hear most of this story in his actual voice, from the constant use of the F word, to his sense of humor evidenced by the darkly witty punchlines and intrusive thoughts sprinkled throughout. Centered around a group of people rushing to safety in an old bunker beneath their hotel during a zombie outbreak, ENTOMBED is told through th

Kerry E.B. Black returns with some great books highlighting Disabilities within Fiction for Disability Awareness. Disability Awareness in July Written by Kerry E.B. Black July is Disability Awareness Month. According to the 2024 census, 1 in 7 people in the United States is disabled in some way. Disability can be congenital or it can develop over time or as a result of an accident. With these things in mind, we may and should encounter disabilities in our reading. Stephen Kin