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The Needfire by MK Hardy: Ancient Magic Mysteries & Female Resistance

The Needfire by MK Hardy: Ancient Magic Mysteries & Female Resistance

The Needfire by MK Hardy: Ancient Magic Mysteries & Female Resistance The Needfire is an impressive and captivating debut novel. Hardy’s poetic and vividly detailed descriptions of the rugged landscape, their fresh and innovative approach to traditional gothic elements, and their deeply passionate portrayal of sapphic anger combine to create … The Needfire by MK Hardy: Ancient Magic Mysteries & Female ResistanceRead more

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The Homecoming by Zoë Apostolides, Gothic Secrets and Female Themes

The Homecoming by Zoë Apostolides, Gothic Secrets and Female Themes

The Homecoming by Zoë Apostolides, Gothic Secrets and Female Themes The Homecoming remains a compelling read for those drawn to character-driven Gothic fiction and atmospheric literary suspense. It is a promising, if imperfect, debut that showcases Apostolides’ considerable talents. Zoë Apostolides’ debut novel, The Homecoming, arrives draped in the evocative trappings of Gothic … The Homecoming by Zoë Apostolides, Gothic Secrets and Female ThemesRead more

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Pig Hill, is set for its World Premiere at this year’s Frightfest on 23rd August.

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 set for its World Premiere at this year’s Frightfest on 23rd August. Based on the novel by Nancy Williams, Pig Hill is directed by Kevin Lewis best known for the smash hit Willy’s Wonderland and stars Rainey Qualley (Shut In), Shane West (Salem) & Shiloh Fernandez (Evil Dead).  Shot on … Pig Hill, is set for its World Premiere at this year’s Frightfest on 23rd August.Read more

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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

The Leeds Point Horror by John Collins, The Journey of a Debut Author John Collins doesn’t disappoint with this multiple POV tale. His dialogue is genuine. The characterizations are pitch perfect. And the descriptions are evocative. The Leeds Point Horror is a quick, fun read that will satisfy anyone’s itch … The Leeds Point Horror by John Collins, The Journey of a Debut AuthorRead more

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Demon Song by Kelsea Yu, A Haunting Aria of Horror

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, 2025, by Titan Books, Demon Song marks Kelsea Yu’s highly anticipated follow-up to her Shirley Jackson Award-nominated novella Bound Feet. This gothic horror novella—clocking in at a taut 176 pages, transplants the Phantom of the Opera trope … Demon Song by Kelsea Yu, A Haunting Aria of HorrorRead more

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Fridge Goop by Alana K. Drex: Immersing in 1987 with Nostalgic Horror Comedy

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 Review by Damascus Mincemeyer For those who don’t remember or were too young to experience the decade first-hand, the 1980’s were rad. Those Regean-era years of MTV and Miami Vice, Molly Ringwald and Michael … Fridge Goop by Alana K. Drex: Immersing in 1987 with Nostalgic Horror ComedyRead more

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Responsible Depictions of Mental Illness in Horror

Responsible Depictions of Mental Illness in Horror

Responsible Depictions of Mental Illness in Horror Fiction is a wonderful avenue for readers to better understand certain mental struggles. Horror does this particularly vividly because it evokes in readers many of the same emotions that mental illness sometimes augments—dread, fear, terror, anxiety, paranoia, disgust and, of course, horror itself.  … Responsible Depictions of Mental Illness in HorrorRead more

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The Monster’s Mother: Why Frankenstein Still Haunts Us

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 recognise him. In every rejected child, in every voiceless woman, in every silenced scream in the night, we see something of ourselves. That is Shelley’s genius. That is her horror. And that is why, … The Monster’s Mother: Why Frankenstein Still Haunts UsRead more

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Wolverine Frogs: A visceral debut eco-horror novel

Wolverine Frogs: A visceral debut eco-horror novel

Wolverine Frogs: A visceral debut eco-horror novel about survival, secrets, and strange creatures in the Australian outback A visceral debut eco-horror novel about survival, secrets, and strange creatures in the Australian outback Wolverine Frogs, the debut horror novel from Australian author Holly Scott, is now available in print and digital … Wolverine Frogs: A visceral debut eco-horror novelRead more

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Explore Dark Roads Traveled: Four Thrilling Novellas by Tony Tremblay

Explore Dark Roads Traveled: Four Thrilling Novellas by Tony Tremblay

After three terrific novels Tony Tremblay shows his literary versatility with a collection of four outstanding novellas Introduction Tony Tremblay, known for his gripping novels, showcases his literary prowess once again with his latest release, Dark Roads Traveled: Four Thrilling Novellas. Following the acclaim of his previous works, Tremblay dives … Explore Dark Roads Traveled: Four Thrilling Novellas by Tony TremblayRead more