Shortlisted for an Aurealis Award Surreal, darkly beautiful, and unsettling, this richly illustrated novel is by … Five Wounds by Jonathan Walker and Dan HallettRead more
Horror Features
Horror features, essays and retrospectives from Ginger Nuts of Horror. We dig into genre history, pay tribute to the people who shaped horror, reveal new book covers and ask why certain stories still get under our skin.
The Horror of My Life – Morgan K Tanner
THE FIRST HORROR BOOK I REMEMBER READING As a kid and then a teenager, I wasn’t … The Horror of My Life – Morgan K TannerRead more
Fear is not the enemy. Fear is the inspiration.
Fear is not the enemy. Fear is the inspiration. By Rachel Knightley On the hottest day … Fear is not the enemy. Fear is the inspiration.Read more
Polis Loizou, “I Was A Teenage Bisexual”
Boy, bi: “I Was A Teenage Bisexual” at Grimfest and The Edinburgh Horror Festival The award-winning* … Polis Loizou, “I Was A Teenage Bisexual”Read more
Jurassic Park: still scaring kids 30 years on By Denver Grenell
Watching Jurassic Park then and now, you can sense Spielberg’s absolute glee behind the camera. He … Jurassic Park: still scaring kids 30 years on By Denver GrenellRead more
Authors, Readers, Reviewers and Social Media
Social Media sucks, and Authors, Readers and reviewers need to work together to make the most … Authors, Readers, Reviewers and Social MediaRead more
Oh No Iseult Murphy is Stuck in a Horror World
You wake up and find yourself in a horror franchise, what franchise would you prefer to … Oh No Iseult Murphy is Stuck in a Horror WorldRead more
Childhood Fears PD Alleva
CHILDHOOD FEARS by PD Alleva Growing up with insomnia creates more than a few dark memories. When … Childhood Fears PD AllevaRead more
Cover Reveal: Evocation by S.T. Gibson
EVOCATION From the Sunday Times bestselling author of A Dowry of Blood, S.T. Gibson Secret societies, … Cover Reveal: Evocation by S.T. GibsonRead more
Lamb by Matt Hill
Praise for Lamb “Matt Hill’s Lamb finds a strange new place where deep pragmatism, lyricism and … Lamb by Matt HillRead more