“Messengers of the Macabre is essential Halloween reading. Davies and LoSchiavo wield hauntingly elegant prose that puts readers in the mood for a season of dark harvests and creepy fun. Best read while huddled around a campfire under a slivered moon.”
— Joshua Viola, Editor of Shadow Atlas: Dark Landscapes of the Americas and Colorado Book Award winner

“Spooky autumnal vibes — with a touch of dark humor — lurk within this delightfully orchestrated collection of poems. LoSchiovo’s and Davies’ skill and passion for the macabre will haunt you long after the last page.”
– John Davis, E.I.C, Ripple in Space

“From rips in the fabric of time to dark, soul-filled landscapes, the power of the two poets are on full display as they take us on a spirited tour of everything that’s haunted!”
– Fiona Chew-Mcleod, Poetry Editor,
Granfalloon: Speculative Fiction Zine

“A bewitching blend of the supernatural and the sentimental.

I’ve fallen through a rip in time tonight:
a book made of cat bones and twine.
A sharp thin blade where no one looks.
Keep your eyes upon this page.”
– Romie Stott, Poetry editor, Strange Horizons

“Necromancer LindaAnn LoSchiavo is a mystical maverick of paranormal poetry, a voice that knows how to enter the dark and find music in it.”
– Robin Barratt, E.I.C., The Poet Magazine

“LoSchiavo has a talent for packing meaning and emotion into the shortest of lines.”
– Yasmine Dashti, Senior Editor,
Fahmidan Journal

“Atmospheric, thoughtful and deliciously dark. If the essence of Halloween could be bound, it would be this slim book of sinister poetry.”
– Juleigh Howard-Hobson, author of Curses, Black Spells and Hexes: a Grimoire Sonnetica, (Alien Buddha Press)

“Messengers of the Macabre is a delight to every devotee of weird poetry and the weird in general…But this book is no exercise in antiquarianism: the authors capture the essence of fear and present it to a contemporary audience in well-crafted poems and prose poems, and the sum total of their efforts is a potent poetic gem that deserves repeated re-readings.” 
– S. T. Joshi, editor-in-chief of Spectral Realms

“We hope you’ll laugh even harder than we did and that [David’s] work will cause you to reflect on where we might need a bit more poetry and a few less algorithms.”
— Lancelot Schaubert, author of Bell Hammers and producer, The Showbear Family Circus

“Their ‘Day of the Dead’ collaboration is another great segment! I love how this quartet kept building on the personification of Our Lady of Holy Death (Santa Muerte) bit by bit.”
— Andrew L. Hodges, horror writer