You know how some towns just feel… hungry? Like the very streets might quietly digest the … Inside the Gulp: Alan Baxter on Australian Cosmic Horror, Swallowing Towns & The RiseRead more
INTERVIEWS
The Maria the Wanted Interview: V. Castro on Rage, Reclamation & Vampires
Most vampire stories begin in the fog-shrouded castles of Eastern Europe. This one starts in the … The Maria the Wanted Interview: V. Castro on Rage, Reclamation & VampiresRead more
Inside the Traction Era: Philip Reeve on 25 Years of Mortal Engines & New Novel Bridge of Storms
Introduction Ever had that moment? The blank page. The blinking cursor. The sheer, weighty silence of … Inside the Traction Era: Philip Reeve on 25 Years of Mortal Engines & New Novel Bridge of StormsRead more
Inside Jim Butcher’s Craft: Dresden Files, Character Grief, and the “Horrid” Cats of Cinder Spires
You know that story about the art teacher who told the kid he couldn’t draw? Jim … Inside Jim Butcher’s Craft: Dresden Files, Character Grief, and the “Horrid” Cats of Cinder SpiresRead more
Candy Corn Comics: From the Driver’s Seat to the Drawing Board: The Everyday Horrors and Hopeful Monsters of Mark Glover
From the Driver’s Seat to the Drawing Board: The Everyday Horrors and Hopeful Monsters of Candy … Candy Corn Comics: From the Driver’s Seat to the Drawing Board: The Everyday Horrors and Hopeful Monsters of Mark GloverRead more
Grady Hendrix on Witchcraft, Wayward Girls, and the Real Horror of 1970
The Groovy, Grim Reality of 1970 We think we know 1970. Bell-bottoms, big hair, rock ‘n’ … Grady Hendrix on Witchcraft, Wayward Girls, and the Real Horror of 1970Read more
Johnny Compton Gets Real About Midnight Somewhere: Fears, Favorites, and Unkillable Characters
Johnny Compton Gets Real About Midnight Somewhere: Fears, Favourites, and Unkillable Characters Johnny Compton a Stoker Award-nominated … Johnny Compton Gets Real About Midnight Somewhere: Fears, Favorites, and Unkillable CharactersRead more
Bark at the Moonsick, an interview with Tom O’Donnell
Zombies are overdone. Let’s be honest. They’re slow, they’re groany, and frankly, their pandemic etiquette is … Bark at the Moonsick, an interview with Tom O’DonnellRead more
He Will Have The World, David-Jack Fletcher on Queer Horror, Mental Health & Writing
The Horror in the Attic: On Spider Gods, Queer Stories, and the Monsters in Our Minds … He Will Have The World, David-Jack Fletcher on Queer Horror, Mental Health & Writing Read more
The Wildman & The Wasteland: Kevin W K Moore on “Mortuous 28” and the Horror of Reality
The Wildman & The Wasteland: Kevin W K Moore on “Mortuous 28” and the Horror of … The Wildman & The Wasteland: Kevin W K Moore on “Mortuous 28” and the Horror of RealityRead more
Where Nature Bites Back: A Horror Interview with Jack Finn on Werewolves, History & Human Monsters
Introduction It’s not the darkness in the woods that gets you. It’s the realization that the … Where Nature Bites Back: A Horror Interview with Jack Finn on Werewolves, History & Human MonstersRead more
Inside the Mind of Kody Boye: Autism, Horror, and “What We Left Behind”
Embarking on a new story is a journey into the unknown, both for the characters and … Inside the Mind of Kody Boye: Autism, Horror, and “What We Left Behind”Read more
Aidan Traynor Joins The Nightcrawlers Members Club
What fuels a storyteller who dances with darkness? For author and creator Aidan Traynor, the drive … Aidan Traynor Joins The Nightcrawlers Members ClubRead more
From Disco to Darkness: Michael Harbron on Unleashing Fright Night: Hellbound
Before the seductive vampire Jerry Dandrige ever cast a shadow over the quiet suburbs of Fright Night: … From Disco to Darkness: Michael Harbron on Unleashing Fright Night: HellboundRead more
Kendall Phillips: From Analyzing Fear to Writing It
From the academic analysis of fear to the heart-pounding creation of it, the journey of a … Kendall Phillips: From Analyzing Fear to Writing ItRead more