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Here’s a small selection of the horror and genre news that caught our eye during the last week … Out today from author Christopher Michael and Crystal Lake Publishing, Tomb of the Black Pharoah Egypt, 1941. A mysterious SS archaeological expedition dispatched by Himmler vanishes into the untamed desert. Haunted by his
“With his latest, Ottone breathes new life into the legendary Amityville house, uncovering fresh horrors ready to invade our nightmares once again.” After it is finally demolished, the Amityville Horror House unleashes a new form of terror on the unsuspecting communities of North Amityville and its neighboring village.
Welcome to Must Read Horror, where we search the internet for the best horror articles of the week so you don’t have to. Without further ado: Bloody Disgusting look back at the Castlevania series as the original game turns forty years old Crime Reads present five horror novels ideal for animal lovers Nightmare Magazine
In this podcast, Max Doty talks about The House That Eats the Dead, Reddit horror stories, writing lessons from video games, and much more. About Max Doty Max Doty is a veteran game-writer who served as the Head of Content for Choices: Stories You Play and Surviving High School for which he also wrote two … Continue re
Here’s a small selection of the horror and genre news that caught our eye during the last week … Available now from author Jack Finn and Crytsal Lake Publishing, He Who Has Done Evil He Who Has Done Evil is a chilling fusion of historical fiction and supernatural terror, where colonial sins return with teeth and claws
“With her stunning debut, Blondeau channels 70s grindhouse and extreme French horror with this bloody tale of ultra-violent revenge.” A little getaway in Astoria, Oregon. A writer attempting to get some space from her partners. A local violent family. On the rain-slicked coast of the Pacific Northwest, desperate hook-u
Welcome to Must Read Horror, where we search the internet for the best horror articles of the week so you don’t have to. Without further ado: Crime Reads select five horror books inspired by dark fairy tales Dread Central implore modern horror fans to go back and watch 1973 classic Don’t Look Now The Lineup … Continue
Here’s a small selection of the horror and genre news that caught our eye during the last week … Out now from author Sam Drake and Aethon: Wicked House, The Hollow Dead The last thing anxious teenager Katie Fielding needs is more problems. As if her only friend Becky Summers moving away wasn’t enough, now … Continue re
In this podcast, Ryan Lowell talks about Freight, dialogue-heavy fiction, his writing routine, and much more. About Ryan Lowell Ryan Lowell’s fiction has appeared in Portland Monthly Magazine, Worker’s Write Journal and other publications. His story “Things Fall Apart” was a Glimmer Train short story award contest fina
Here’s a small selection of the horror and genre news that caught our eye during the last week … Out now from author Jack Finn and Crow Street Press, It Pierces: A Folk Horror Four veterans. One forgotten sin. A wilderness that never forgets. Adirondacks, 1935. Seven years after the brutal realities of the Nicaragua ca
“With her debut novel, Adamowicz presents a historical folk tale of a woman breaking a generational curse from an eternally hungry evil spirit.” 1642, Derbyshire, England. Spending her days hunting sacrifices to satisfy the hungry spirit that dwells in Elden Hole is taking it’s toll on Jane Vernon. Feeding Elden Hole i
In this podcast, Ryan Lowell talks about trucking, early writing experiences, George V. Higgins, and much more. About Ryan Lowell Ryan Lowell’s fiction has appeared in Portland Monthly Magazine, Worker’s Write Journal and other publications. His story “Things Fall Apart” was a Glimmer Train short story award contest fi
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