River Eno: The Horror of Their Life Today, we are delighted to welcome the talented author … River Eno: The Horror of My LifeRead more
River Eno: The Horror of My Life
Horror Book Reviews
The Library at Hellebore: A Dark Tale of Power and Pain
The Library at Hellebore by Cassandra Khaw: A Dark Tale of Power and Pain Grotesque and … The Library at Hellebore: A Dark Tale of Power and PainRead more
Pig Hill, is set for its World Premiere at this year’s Frightfest on 23rd August.
Empty Jug Productions in association with Concourse Media are delighted to share the news that their gory horror, Pig Hill, is … Pig Hill, is set for its World Premiere at this year’s Frightfest on 23rd August.Read more
The Leeds Point Horror by John Collins, The Journey of a Debut Author
The Leeds Point Horror by John Collins, The Journey of a Debut Author John Collins doesn’t … The Leeds Point Horror by John Collins, The Journey of a Debut AuthorRead more
Another Fine Mess by Lindy Ryan, an Exclusive First Look.
Ginger Nuts of Horror is proud to present an exclusive first look at the prologue of … Another Fine Mess by Lindy Ryan, an Exclusive First Look.Read more
Demon Song by Kelsea Yu, A Haunting Aria of Horror
Demon Song by Kelsea Yu, A Haunting Aria of Horror Scheduled for release on September 30, … Demon Song by Kelsea Yu, A Haunting Aria of HorrorRead more
Fridge Goop by Alana K. Drex: Immersing in 1987 with Nostalgic Horror Comedy
Fridge Goop by Alana K Drex 96 Pages; Available June 21 on Amazon A Horror Book … Fridge Goop by Alana K. Drex: Immersing in 1987 with Nostalgic Horror ComedyRead more
Responsible Depictions of Mental Illness in Horror
Responsible Depictions of Mental Illness in Horror Fiction is a wonderful avenue for readers to better … Responsible Depictions of Mental Illness in HorrorRead more
The No-End House by Jeremy Bates, Book Review
The No-End House by Jeremy Bates The No-End House is a lesson in expectations. From the … The No-End House by Jeremy Bates, Book ReviewRead more
The Monster’s Mother: Why Frankenstein Still Haunts Us
Frankenstein’s Creature was never truly monstrous. He was unloved. That is what makes him terrifying—because we … The Monster’s Mother: Why Frankenstein Still Haunts UsRead more