Book Review: The Cat Bride by Charlotte Tierney Charlotte Tierney’s The Cat Bride is a haunting horror combined with a powerful feminist coming-of-age narrative. This is all set against the sweltering backdrop of 1995 Britain. With its eerie exploration of family secrets, bodily transformation, and the liminal chaos of teenage girlhood, this debut novel … The Cat Bride: A Haunting Feminist HorrorRead more
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Listen to Your Sister: A Harrowing Family Horror
Listen to your Sister is not a casual or easy read. Instead, it grabs you by the throat and squeezes. It takes significant skill to write such a mind-bending story, dancing on a knife-edge between what’s real and what’s impossible, while ensuring the reader connects with the characters – cares … Listen to Your Sister: A Harrowing Family HorrorRead more
Lee Mitchell: Inspirations and Goals and Success
Lee Mitchell is a passionate horror author whose work delves into the psychological and supernatural realms of the genre. With a career spanning various media outlets and a lifelong love for all things horror, Lee brings a unique voice to the literary landscape. Their recently released book, The Divine Darkness, … Lee Mitchell: Inspirations and Goals and SuccessRead more
Robert Aickman – Master of the Uncanny
Robert Aickman stands as a unique figure in the landscape of horror literature, renowned for his mastery of the uncanny. This article from Phil Lecomber explores Aickman’s distinct storytelling style and his ability to evoke a creeping sense of unease without resorting to traditional horror tropes like violence or gore. … Robert Aickman – Master of the Uncanny Read more
Dead Men’s Laughter #1 – A horror/heist one-shot comic.
An introduction by Will O’Mullane: “Dead Men’s Laughter” is a new crime / horror mash-up comic book one-shot (the Kickstarter is launching on February 28th: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/willomullane/dead-mens-laughter-a-horror-heist-one-shot-comic), with stunning art by artist Marco Perugini (Cuddles, Demon City, Heavy Metal), and lettering by editor and Disconauts writer Jonathan Stevenson, written by yours … Dead Men’s Laughter #1 – A horror/heist one-shot comic.Read more
Like-Minded Individuals: Relentless Vigilante Justice
Book Review: Like-Minded Individuals by Beau Johnson In Like-Minded Individuals (Down & Out Books, 2025), Johnson crafts a visceral, unflinching dive into the murky waters of vigilante justice, moral ambiguity, and the cyclical nature of vengeance. Drawing readers deep into a world where the lines between right and wrong blur, prompting them … Like-Minded Individuals: Relentless Vigilante JusticeRead more
Agoraphobia, Overcoming it Through Writing by Lee Mitchell
Agoraphobia, Overcoming it Through Writing by Lee Mitchell My struggles with agoraphobia began when I was in high school. I didn’t know back then that I was suffering from panic attacks; all I knew was that the kids around me could be cruel, and sometimes it would become so overwhelming … Agoraphobia, Overcoming it Through Writing by Lee MitchellRead more
2024 YA Bram Stoker Award: The Ultimate Ballot Breakdown
Ginger Nuts of Horror breaks down the Preliminary Ballot list of the 2024 YA Bram Stoker Award. For the last number of years Young Blood, the YA section of Ginger Nuts of Horror, traditionally reviews all the books on the YA Bram Stoker Preliminary Ballot. Four of the ten for … 2024 YA Bram Stoker Award: The Ultimate Ballot BreakdownRead more
Little Bites (2024): Supernatural Terror and Parenting Sacrifices
Introduction Little Bites thrusts viewers into a world where the horrors of motherhood intertwine with supernatural terror. Directed by Spider One, the film delves into the complex relationship between a mother and her daughter, all while lurking in the shadows of a demon that feasts on both the flesh and … Little Bites (2024): Supernatural Terror and Parenting SacrificesRead more
Daniel Church Brings You the Sound of the Dark
On Tuesday, we were proud to present the highly anticipated cover reveal for The Sound of the Dark by the talented author Daniel Church. This gripping tale promises to transport readers into a world filled with suspense and chilling encounters. Today, we are honored to offer you an exclusive extract … Daniel Church Brings You the Sound of the DarkRead more
When the Wolf Comes Home: Horror Meets Heart
When the Wolf Comes Home by Nat Cassidy Introduction When the Wolf Comes Home, by Nat Cassidy shows not just his mastery of craft and lore, but also the ways in which the Horror genre can subvert readers’ expectations. Somewhere in between, there is also a heartbreaking truth about family … When the Wolf Comes Home: Horror Meets HeartRead more
The Sound of the Dark: A Gripping Folk Horror Unveiled
The Sound of the Dark by Daniel Church – Cover Reveal Fans of Catriona Ward and Stephen King will find plenty to enjoy in this biting horror novel where not all is what you see…or hear… The Sound of the Dark by Daniel Church 28 October 2025 | PB | … The Sound of the Dark: A Gripping Folk Horror UnveiledRead more
Shoot The Devil – Martyr’s Militia
Few themes are as intriguing as the fight against evil forces. Shoot The Devil: Martyr’s Militia brings this classic struggle to life with a collection of stories that mix horror and adventure. Published by Crucifixion Press and edited by Eric Postma, this anthology takes you on a wild ride filled … Shoot The Devil – Martyr’s MilitiaRead more
Must-Read Horror: 4 Superb Books to Ignite Your Imagination
Hello folks! Today, we have exciting news about four great books that arrived in the mail over the past couple of days, each promising a unique journey into worlds both familiar and alien. Get ready to encounter cosmic entities that challenge the very fabric of our understanding, horrific AI that … Must-Read Horror: 4 Superb Books to Ignite Your ImaginationRead more
The Poorly Made And Other Things by Sam Rebelein
The Poorly Made And Other Things is a novel, it’s an anthology, it’s a collection of fever dreams, and it’s psychogeography of a place that doesn’t exist. It’s definitely horror, but that’s one of the few definitive things to be said; after that, you just need to read it yourself. … The Poorly Made And Other Things by Sam RebeleinRead more