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David A. Sutton & Shadow Publishing
Reviews
"...Landfall on Elysium Planitia, in which the crew of a mission to Mars" have to deal with the news of Earth's impending demise from asteroid hit, the story sensitively written and affective for the reader, who feels something of the of the character's loss and the madness engenedered in the personality of the narrator."
PETER TENNANT, reviewing Dead Water and Other Weird Tales, in BLACK STATIC #50 , January 2016
"...So in the subtly unsettling and masterly crafted "The Holidaymakers", pagan rites and beliefs still ominously linger in remote places, while in "Changing Tack" a girl on vacation taking a trip to visit ancient ruins once the location of a witch coven undergoes a kind of predictable shape-shifting. Of course Greece provides the ideal scenery for unearthing ancient horrors as in "The Janissaries", an effective tale about an excursion to a monastery turning into a nightmare, and in the compelling "Those of Rhenea", revisiting the darkest Greek myths through the experience of two unsuspecting tourists...."
MARIO GUSLANDI, reviewing Clinically Dead on the EMERALD CITY website, 2006
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