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Beyond the crumbling mansions and churchyards of classic Gothic fiction, global gothic horror invites readers to understand terror from a different perspective.
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If you’ve spent any time in horror fandom, you know the genre has a long, beautiful history of blurring the line between fiction and reality. Blair Witch handed out missing-person...
Sen tting is a central element to any novel, though within the horror genre, it can also have the wonderfully eerie ability to become its own living, breathing secondary monster th...
Horror is having a moment. From masterful spins on classic gothic tales to daring new explorations of supernatural and psychological horror, readers are chomping at the bit for spo...
Look, let’s get right down to it: horror movies scare me. They always have, since my initial viewing of Poltergeist in 1982 at the tender young age of seven or eight. Due to the fo...
The best horror books of the century so far
“Beware the dark pool at the bottom of our hearts. In its icy, black depths dwell strange and twisted creatures it is best not to disturb.” –Sue Grafton (from I is for Innocent) By...
In these illustrated horror novels, you’ll find a haunting story of a missing grandfather, sinister family secrets, and spirals gone wrong!
Scream, cry, and turn away, but whatever you do, don't let these historical horror novels like SHE MADE HERSELF A MONSTER get away.
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Nikki and Bear in “Obsession,” when the storyteller crosses a moral boundary we expected our protagonist to respect—and leaves us following him on the other side. You’ve written a...
A creaking staircase, a dark hallway, and a door opening by itself once defined the atmosphere of a classic horror movie. Today, a mysterious notification, an unfamiliar video call...
Prepare for a chilling reading experience as bestselling storyteller SOJU delivers a collection of 100 terrifying tales, now
The best horror retellings rethink classics by authors like King and Poe. Fungus spreads, pig's blood spills, and horrible portals open.
Not all horror movies are total fiction — some take inspiration from real life. Here are the scariest true stories that horror movies were based on.
The best new for book club horror books have short stories full of Indigenous lore, haunted Black Hollywood stars, Gothic settings, and more.
This week’s most-read horror books on Goodreads prove that readers don’t need a brand-new release to keep them turning pages long after dark. The site’s current horror selections m...
[Editor's Note: This week sees the release of Eric LaRocca's We Turn Gruesome At Night, "the nightmarish second installment of a new trilogy of provocative, disruptive and brutally...
Halloween is a night of costumes, candy, bonfires, and ancient traditions, but when darkness falls, some legends refuse to stay buried.Travel to forgotten towns where impossible ri...
Folk Horror is really having a moment right now, because, honestly, what’s scarier than small towns full of small people? Whether it’s a metaphor for the stifling conformity of vil...
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From beloved horror maven Alma Katsu comes a terrifying reimagining of The Picture of Dorian Gray for the internet age.
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