In Lovecraftiana II this week we begin the terrible tale of Walter Gilman’s Dreams in the Witch House. Following that we have a return from Sergio Palumbo and Michele Dutcher with Hunters and Prey, a tale of witches and demons. Then there’s Joshua Heinrich’s The Hole, and the current installment of James Rhodes’ The Days of Mr Thomas, set in a future so dystopian using the toilet is more expensive than paying rent. Our serialised novels Hilltop Manor and Daniel’s Dream continue this week, as do our classics A Journey to the Centre of the Earth and The First Men on the Moon. We have another prose poem from Chuck Borgia, Wendigo Blues, and in Blood Cults of the Barossa, HH Flanders Fellow Thaddeus J Appleby expresses his indignation against picaresque ethnomusicologist Geordie McElroy…Meanwhile, one of Schlock!’s first contributors, James L Talbot, author of The Dark Place, was interviewed this week in The Daily Post.And again a big thank you to everyone who voted for me in the Preditors and Editors poll…