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Hexy Beast by Avery Flynn: A Witch, a Werewolf and Spicy Rom-Com
Avery Flynn’s Hexy Beast throws a chaos witch and a grumpy werewolf alpha into a fated-mates bind, and the banter and spice deliver. This paranormal rom-com is the strongest Sherwood Witches book so far, held back only by a middle that loses its way in the woods.
Kiss Slay Replay by Rachel Harrison: Time Loop Horror at Its Sharpest
Rachel Harrison’s Kiss Slay Replay traps wedding guest Willa Sullivan in a time loop with a masked killer and her own regrets. Our review of 2026’s standout slasher explores how the Queen of Contemporary Horror turned anxiety itself into the monster.
She’s a Doll by Barbara Truelove: Killed by Politeness
Luna Gray reviews She’s a Doll by Barbara Truelove, a queer supernatural revenge horror about a young woman murdered by her own manners and reborn inside a haunted porcelain doll. It is a story built on consent, class, and rage as a motor function, published by Ezeekat Press. Brutal, morally unsettled, and unwilling to heal anyone.
Strange Is the Light by Sarah Maria Griffin: The Turn You Never Took
Sarah Maria Griffin turns a childhood game into cosmic horror in Strange Is the Light, set on Valentia Island. A five-star Irish gothic about friendship, betrayal, and a turn left unfinished for twenty years.
Corpse Creek and Fear Farm by Vincent Ralph: Two Frights, One Cursed Town
Vincent Ralph closes the Bleak Haven series with a matched pair that shares only a cursed town. Corpse Creek is a supernatural grief-horror; Fear Farm is a haunted-attraction slasher. We review both YA horror titles side by side, and both earn four stars for opposite reasons.
Cosmic Horror’s Underrated Reaches Far Beyond Lovecraft and King
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Why Body Horror Is Having a Major Moment in Modern Cinema
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Alex Hunter on The House That Screamed and Haunting the Reader
Alex Hunter sits down with Ginger Nuts of Horror to talk about The House That Screamed, his meta horror take on the haunted house novel. He explains why minds now frighten him more than monsters, how Peter Straub gave him permission to break the rules, and why he trusts readers to decide what the real horror is.
Crone by Keith Rosson: Folk Horror Noir That Bites Back
In Crone, Keith Rosson binds a Pacific Northwest crime noir to a folk horror ghost story, following a grieving ex-detective through a corrupt town toward a witch who has been keeping his missing daughter for thirteen years. It is body-horror addiction, biker-gang rot, and generational violence, held together by prose of frightening control