Month: January 2021

Immersive and interactive horror theater is a form of entertainment uniquely suited to our pandemic existence, and beyond. […]

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How does a non-visual form of storytelling make a visual phenomenon both vibrant and disturbing? Chelsea Davis explores the use of color in horror fiction in this essay series. […]

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VIsiting the place you grew up is rich fodder for horror stories – here are six horror books about the oddness of coming home. […]

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José Luis Zárate’s queer Dracula novella, The Route of Ice and Salt, is available in English for the first time–here’s why you should read it. […]

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For our Small Screen Horror series, Shawn M. Garrett takes a close look at the first season of HBO’s 1980s horror anthology series The Hitchhiker. […]

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2020 was a bad year in many respects, but a great year for horror poetry – here are some of the best collections. […]

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Nightfire’s first season of books is coming to a shelf near you in Fall 2021 – learn more about these thrilling, chilling books and preorder now! […]

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If you’re feeling a little stabby, consider picking up horror cross stitch as a new hobby–Meghan Ball is happy to help you get started. […]

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Check out the scariest new horror books out in January 2021, featuring new books from Josh Malerman, Eden Royce, Camilla Bruce, José Luis Zárate, and more. […]

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Get your TBR list ready: we’ve rounded up all of 2021’s new horror books from Stephen Graham Jones, Cassandra Khaw, Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Brian Evenson, and more. […]

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