
Coffin Books and Writing Horror An Essay by Chris DiLeo I grew up in a house filled with books. My parents were highly educated, both had master’s degrees; Mom taught French, Spanish, […]
Coffin Books and Writing Horror An Essay by Chris DiLeo I grew up in a house filled with books. My parents were highly educated, both had master’s degrees; Mom taught French, Spanish, […]
While it won’t be a big surprise to everyone, we wanted to share this news for the sake of making sure as many people as possible are aware of it and go […]
Author J.S. Breukelaar is another one of those author crushes I talk to you guys about sometimes. Her novel, Aletheia was a huge eye opener for me. It was a beautiful, crushingly sad, […]
A Reader’s Primer on the Works of Scott Sigler By Tony Jones In my last feature on Ink Heist I revisited the work of one of my favourite authors, Robert McCammon, and […]
They say the whole is greater than the sum of it’s parts and in this case I couldn’t agree more. Kathe Koja has long been a favorite author, and I’m finding that […]
Cover Reveal and Table of Contents: Yesterday Ellen Datlow, the queen mother of horror acquisitions, shared the table of contents for The Best Horror of the Year Volume Eleven, and today over on […]
Collision – Stories by J.S. Breukelaar A Book Review by Shane Douglas Keene While I couldn’t by any means be called a newcomer to the works of speculative fiction author J.S. Breukelaar, […]
Kill Creek by Scott Thomas Book Review by Lilyn G There are lots of people out there who love Kill Creek. Many of them are bookish friends whose opinions I value. After […]
Carnivorous Lunar Activities by Max Booth III Book Review by Shane Douglas Keene A funny thing about humor in horror is that I more often than not don’t find it funny, and […]
10 Horror Films Directed by Women by Shane Douglas Keene This is something we don’t talk about a lot but should. When people talk about cinema, horror in particular, you always hear […]