6 Terrifying Tales of Troubled Artists
Art can be cathartic. It can open doorways into parts of ourselves we don’t often engage with, be a safe space to explore ideas we wouldn’t normally think of, or just be a way to engage with the world or with the images in our head in a more creative venue. It can even be useful in critiquing a genre or art form, or showing some insight into what goes into the creative process. It should be no surprise that horror has a wealth of such titles, covering everything from haunted paintings and mad painters to haunted podcasters and mad sculptors and everything in between. But since horror about writers and horror about filmmakers would elicit their very own (and very long) lists, we’ve decided to focus with our six horror books about artists in the other disciplines, showing that it’s not just film and literature that can bring the terror when they want to.
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