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Reposting to include Marion’s new review. The House on the Borderland by William Hope Hodgson William Hope Hodgson‘s first published novel, The Boats of the Glen Carrig (1907), is...
The body of Elias Wren was found just after midnight in his study, slumped beside an old writing desk, one hand hanging lifelessly over the edge. The room was in disarray, but not...
Many of James’ best stories are nightmarish wish fulfilments of their author’s own personal fantasies. We see this in “A Warning to the Curious,” where the narrator bewails (“alas!...
The following prose-poem is not nearly as famous or effective as “Nyarlathotep,” but its eerie, nightmarish atmospherics and earnest philosophical message make it surprisingly memo...
The Staircase in the Woods by Chuck Wendig No one can get more horror mileage out of a stale birthday cake than Chuck Wendig. I’m just saying. Wendig’s 2025 horror novel The Stairc...
As we drove up the long gravel driveway, I began to get cold feet, but I’d begged my mother to attend this birthday sleepover and didn’t want to chicken out. When we pulled up to t...
The mountains’ song had always been a soft buzz in the background. “Come here” was a melody without sound. Eventually I slipped as the gang of peaks encircled me. “Give me your sou...
Ellen Lloyd - AncientPages.com - Telling an archaeologist in Egypt to keep away from certain artifacts or forbidden tombs is pointless. These explorers are driven by a passion for...
THE BLACK MONK, RRP $38. Acclaimed New Zealand author Charlotte Grimshaw’s latest work of fiction centres on a woman haunted by family denial, secrets and a shadowy figure. While A...
Robert Sardello, Green Man; Earth Angel FOREWORD Tom Cheetham has written a remarkable book that has the power of shifting our way of imagining the world. This power stems from hi...
“The mycologist may liken himself to a pioneer wandering through a land filled with alternately beautiful and fantastic shapes. A land of delicate pencilings and glowing colors whe...
Monsters exist, much worse are those who just do as they’re told...
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Somewhere behind my ribs are the roots of a feral place....
For the people on the rugged Irish island of Winding Gale, life has always been hard. Now in the wake of the second World War, the island is dying, the young taken away by death or...
One of the classic tropes of Gothic fiction is the haunted portrait: the dusty painting of a grim figure in old-fashioned garb, whose eyes gleam in candlelight and seem to follow—o...
Everybody loves a haunted house story: The Haunting of Hill House, The Turn of the Screw, House of Leaves. But the haunted house story is only one example of a much vaster, darker...
I had never read Shirley Jackson’s 1959 novel, which is shameful given one of my favourite films, The Haunting (1963), was based on it. I recently rectified the situation and read...
This debut compilation of 15 tales, often driven by unlikely premises, works hard to upend readers’ assumptions. “My Son, David,” for example, centers on a young boy’s unsettling p...
I remember a summer night when I was in my late teens. I’d been at my cousin Joey’s house atop the hill behind my own house. My guess is I’d been helping Joey mow his yard so he wo...
1 Old roots coiled around the torso of the thing under the oak tree in Bill Swickard’s cornfield. When there were leaves on the tree, it offered shade and company, but in November,...
Greed and superstition form a deadly mix on the troubled island of East Timor.
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