7 Killer Horror Books About Murderous Animals
Month: January 2022
Come Celebrate Middle Grade Horror Alongside the Horror Writers Association
Come Celebrate Middle Grade Horror Alongside the Horror Writers Association
Kids are braver and tougher than we think, and the Horror Writers Association’s new Stoker Award category for middle grade novels is a great reflection of that. […]
January 28, 2022 Books
Tales From the Backlist: Sara Gran’s Come Closer is Waiting For You
Tales From the Backlist: Sara Gran’s Come Closer is Waiting For You
Sara Gran’s 2003 novel Come Closer is still luring readers in nearly two decades later–Drew Broussard examines how the book weaves its propulsive spell. […]
January 25, 2022 Books
Announcing The Scourge Between Stars, A New Novella from Ness Brown
Announcing The Scourge Between Stars, A New Novella from Ness Brown
Ness Brown’s The Scourge Between Stars, a tense, claustrophobic sci-fi/horror blend in the vein of Alien and Event Horizon, will be published by Nightfire in April 2023! […]
January 19, 2022 Books, News
Scares Across America Part V: South Dakota to Washington D.C.
Scares Across America Part V: South Dakota to Washington D.C.
Travel across America with the fifth and final installation of our compendium of horror books set in every state of the union (plus Puerto Rico & Washington, D.C.). […]
January 18, 2022 Books
Into the Night: The Best Horror Short Fiction and Poetry of 2021
Into the Night: The Best Horror Short Fiction and Poetry of 2021
Let us guide you through the dark corridors of the best short horror fiction and poetry the internet had to offer in 2021, from our monthly series. […]
January 14, 2022 Books
Keep Watching The Skies: 7 Strange Movies About Alien Abduction
Keep Watching The Skies: 7 Strange Movies About Alien Abduction
Seven standout movies from the alien abduction genre, featuring everything from gonzo body horror to contemplative takes on humanity’s flaws and foibles. […]
January 10, 2022 On Screen
In Defense of Wendy, Barbra, and the Traumatized Women of Horror Cinema
In Defense of Wendy, Barbra, and the Traumatized Women of Horror Cinema
Why do we regard certain female characters in horror as weak just because they visibly suffer and grieve? Gwendolyn Kiste reexamines Wendy, Barbra, and representations of trauma. […]
January 6, 2022 On Screen
