HORROR LITERATURE FROM GOTHIC TO POST-MODERN: CRITICAL ESSAYS is a Wealth of Information and Horror Scholarship
Horror Literature from Gothic to Post-Modern: Critical Essays provides readers with an overview of the genre in print form. One of the recent anthologies published this year by McFarland, it provides a good introduction to [...]
FEAR: THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF DARIO ARGENTO is Simultaneously Fascinating and Frustrating
Dario Argento’s name has become synonymous with Italian Horror. The writer-director’s body of work—ranging from classics like Suspiria and Deep Red (Profondo Rosso) to critical and commercial flops like Phantom of the Opera and Dracula [...]
THE BLACK VELDT Is Equally Sleazy, Strange, and Inscrutable
The Black Veldt is a new novella from Michael Reyes, an up and coming horror and dark fantasy author with previous credits in Weird Tales Magazine and Cirsova. We follow Jose Carvel, a self-described degenerate [...]
THE SHADOW OF HADES is Well Written but Disjointed
The Shadow of Hades is a new paranormal fantasy title by 20-year-old (!) author Paul C. Williams. The book is set in a world where magic is a fact of life but is banned in [...]
LAST CASE AT A BAGGAGE AUCTION is a Swift, Enjoyable Yarn
Last Case at a Baggage Auction is a swift, enjoyable horror-mystery yarn. Here, Bram Stoker Award-winning author Eric. J. Guignard granted one of his earlier novellas an “Author’s Preferred Text.” What does this mean? The [...]
THE YEAR’S BEST DARK FANTASY & HORROR: VOLUME ONE is Packed With Great Content
Another year means another entry in The Year's Best Dark Fantasy and Horror, a yearly release that pulls from both seasoned authors and relative newcomers to highlight all things dark fiction. The new 2020 edition [...]
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