Author Cemetery Dance OnlinePosted on Categories InterviewsLeave a comment on Interview: David Simmons on Fetty on the Switches David Simmons is a horror writer based in Baltimore, Maryland. Simmons’ work blends graphic, surreal horror with real-life social issues and laugh-out-loud humor.
He is the author of the novel Eradicator, about a woman who works in the maternity ward of Johns Hopkins Hospital but moonlights as a serial killer, and his first short story collection, Fetty on the Switches.
Author Cemetery Dance OnlinePosted on Categories ReviewsLeave a comment on Review: Fetty on the Switches by David Simmons Fetty on the Switches by David Simmons
Clash Books (June 30, 2026) 
Reviewed by Adam Allen
David Simmons is a rising star in horror fiction, and in Fetty on the Switches, Simmons shows readers the wide range of emotions, fears, and humanity he is capable of conjuring in his stories. This is an incendiary, disturbing, funny, and raw collection that you will not leave unscathed. And if you’re like me, you will put this book down as a newly minted David Simmons fan. This is not easy to digest; it will gross you out, make you think, and make you laugh, sometimes all on the same page.Continue Reading
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Author Cemetery Dance OnlinePosted on Categories ReviewsLeave a comment on Review: Killer Summer by Wendy Dalrymple Killer Summer by Wendy Dalrymple 
Mad Axe Media (May 12, 2026)
Reviewed by Adam Allen
2026 is the year of slashers written by women, and pink horror pioneer Wendy Dalrymple is here to get the party started right with Killer Summer. In this fast-paced and gloriously gruesome novel, we follow Dani as she survives attack after attack from a stalking killer. In Dani, Dalrymple delivers a final girl worthy of the title and then some, and there are multiple moments that will have you cheering as she refuses to play the role of victim to the circumstances around her.
Author Cemetery Dance OnlinePosted on Categories Reviews2 Comments on Review: Eat the Light by Andrew Najberg Eat The Light by Andrew Najberg
Wicked House Press (April 2026)
Reviewed by Adam Allen
I’m a sucker for a good post-apocalyptic horror story, whether it’s zombies, aliens, or some kind of disease, and Andrew Najberg’s Eat the Light will absolutely scratch that itch for readers. It is a brutal and gritty survival story that does not hold back in the slightest.
What I love about what Najberg has done with the story is that, for the majority of its page count, the characters and the reader are not entirely sure what exactly has happened or what the threat is for the sisters we follow. This lends a constant sense of mystery and urgency throughout the novel, keeping the pages turning quickly.
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