An Interview with Curtis Jobling: From Bob the Builder to the Wyrdwood
An Interview with Curtis Jobling: From Bob the Builder to the Wyrdwood You might not immediately connect the cheerful, can-do theme song of Bob the Builder with... Read more.
Writing the Horror I’m Afraid to Read by Thaise Wolff
Writing the Horror I’m Afraid to Read by Thaise Wolff When I was a child, nights in our house were never quiet. The wood walls seemed to groan and shift, carrying... Read more.
When Horror Meets Mental Health: This Way Lies Madness An Interview with Lee Murray and Dave Jeffery
When Horror Meets Mental Health: This Way Lies Madness An Interview with Lee Murray and Dave Jeffery Horror has long danced with themes of madness, but too often... Read more.
The Night Birds by Christopher Golden, Pure Witchy Horror Terror
The Night Birds by Christopher Golden, Pure Witchy Horror Fun Christopher Golden has crafted a tale that is as intelligent as it is terrifying, a folk-soaked, storm-drenched... Read more.
You do the Math, Phantom Algebra by Dan Rice
Ever wonder who’s behind those spooky stories that keep you up at night? Meet Dan Rice. He’s not some mysterious figure lurking in a candlelit study; he’s... Read more.
A Review of The Library at Hellebore by Cassandra Khaw: A Viciously Brilliant Descent into Dark Academia
This is all in service of a gut-punch of a story that marries gore with potent social commentary, using its allegory of institutional violence to deliver an intelligent... Read more.
Penguin Horror Brings Back Forgotten Scares
For generations, the chill of a well-told ghost story, the creeping dread of Gothic decay, and the profound terror of the uncanny have found a home in the pages... Read more.
Herculine by Grace Byron is a Raw and Unforgettable Descent into Trans Horror
Herculine by Grace Byron is a Raw and Unforgettable Descent into Trans Horror There’s a particular, piercing quality to horror that feels both deeply personal... Read more.
Book Review: Extremity by Nicholas Binge, A Time-Bending Police Procedural
Extremity is a sharp, intelligent, and relentlessly entertaining novella that successfully merges the detective thriller with mind-bending science fiction. Nicholas... Read more.
James Herbert’s The Fog: My Childhood Terror Story
The Fog by James Herbert celebrates its 50th anniversary with a brilliant reissue from Tor Nightfire. This book will always hold a special place in my heart. Alongside... Read more.