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Adrian Tchaikovsky’s Preaching to the Choir: Horror’s Best-Kept Name

Adrian Tchaikovsky’s Preaching to the Choir: Horror’s Best-Kept Name

Adrian Tchaikovsky has been writing cosmic horror and folk horror under a science fiction badge for years, and most horror readers missed it. His gothic horror novella Preaching to the Choir, out in August from Solaris, is the moment that excuse runs out. Here is why the Terrible Worlds: Transformations author belongs on your shelf.

Jim McLeodby Jim McLeod•22 July 202619 July 2026

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