ZombieMania’s A Tale of Two Cities brings more than 400 Lovecraft STL miniatures to Kickstarter, from Arkham’s investigators to Innsmouth’s uneasy townsfolk. The cosmic horror Kickstarter offers 31mm files for personal use and closes on 3 November.
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Baca’s Contract Graphic Novel: A Bacá Comes to Tennessee
MAS, an Iraq War veteran and former investigator, brings Bacá folklore horror to the page in a supernatural police procedural. The horror comic Kickstarter for Baca’s Contract runs until 12 November 2026, with print, digital and signed editions.
Dead Dawn and Silt Premiere: Aaron Jay Rome’s Double Bill
Aaron Jay Rome’s Dead Dawn and Silt open as a red carpet double feature at Lumière Cinema at the Music Hall on 7 November 2026. A pitch-black horror-comedy and a cosmic horror with Tommy Wiseau share a cast, a night and a pitch for indie horror distribution.
Ghosts of the Void by Jonathan Maberry Review: The Dead Fly One Last Time
Jonathan Maberry closes the NecroTek trilogy with Ghosts of the Void, a cosmic horror science fiction finale that sends ghost pilots against Lovecraft’s Mi-Go. Our 4-star verdict on a big-hearted Weird Tales war story whose best idea is the price its dead must pay.
You’re No Better by Andrew Joseph White Review: Inheritance Is Not Destiny
Andrew Joseph White’s YA horror thriller follows Morgan Slaughter, the autistic trans son of a jailed killer, as a documentary crew moves into his life. It is a fierce piece of true crime fiction with an autistic protagonist who refuses to be anyone’s perfect victim, and one of the best trans horror books of the year.
Mayhem Sam Vol. II Cover Reveal: Hell Comes Home to Sweet Pine
Reality is broken, Lincoln walks, and Mayhem Sam is heading home. Mayhem Sam Vol. II | … Mayhem Sam Vol. II Cover Reveal: Hell Comes Home to Sweet PineRead more
Vanitas Press: A Gothic Bookshop Opens Its Doors on Hallowe’en
Vanitas Press, a new independent gothic bookshop and publishing imprint founded by Vicki Donald, opens on Hallowe’en with a shop devoted entirely to gothic literature. Ginger Nuts of Horror readers can claim free Royal Mail Tracked 48 delivery on a first order over £10 with the code GNOHFREE48, running until the end of November.
Dani Soncasie on Blood of the Forsaken: Amish Vampires and Grief
Dani Soncasie talks about Blood of the Forsaken, the vampire graphic novel built from her first novel, One Foot in Darkness. She explains where the Amish vampires came from, how grief for her younger brother reshaped the story, and why depth matters more to her than subverting expectations.
Michal Polgár: The Last One Turns Off the Light
Slovak cosmic horror writer Michal Polgár goes back to Handlová, the coal town where he grew up, and to Dušičky, the November days Slovakia gives to its dead. From the miners’ memorials to an eighth-century grave he worked on as an archaeologist, he traces the roots of Mornec, book two of the Quiet Ends series.
Subtlety Is Overrated: T.H. Huddleston on The Cracks
T.H. Huddleston talks about The Cracks, his satirical Gothic horror novel about a widowed chef trapped in a stately home that wants her in the kitchen for good. He explains why he ditched the is-she-mad trope, why DC hardcore beat London punk, and why blunt metaphors suit class horror.

