Tales Review
The good people over at ScaryMinds have reviewed the new edition of my short story collection, Tales of Sin and Madness. Check out the review here
“McBean’s voice is one that should be heard – a hint of Laymon and Koontz, yet distinctly his own.”
—Brian Keene, author of The Rising and Terminal
“Brett McBean is as brash and brutal as a young Jack Ketchum. He visits the dark rooms inside us all.”
—Scott Nicholson author of The Manor and The Farm
Recent Releases
The Awakening
The Invasion
The Mammoth Book of Jack the Ripper Stories
Blurring the Line
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Network
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- G.N. Braun
- Gary Braunbeck
- Kealan Patrick Burke
- Greg Chapman
- Simon Clark
- Geoff Cooper
- Kelli Dunlap
- Steve Gerlach
- Greg F. Gifune
- J.F. Gonzalez
- Ed Gorman
- Mark Justice
- Brian Keene
- Nate Kenyon
- Jack Ketchum
- Stephen King
- Richard Laymon
- Tim Lebbon
- Edward Lee
- John R. Little
- Michael McBride
- Robert McCammon
- Kirstyn McDermott
- Carlton Mellick III
- David Morrell
- James Newman
- Scott Nicholson
- Mike Oliveri
- Tom Piccirilli
- Gene O’Neill
- Matthew Revert
- Gina Rinalli
- Tamara Thorne
- Bryan Smith
- James Robert Smith
- Steven Savile
- John Urbancik
- Matthew Warner
- David Niall Wilson
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