The Starving Saints: By Caitlin Starling (Book Review)
Caitlin Starling's The Starving Saints is a masterful combination of dark fantasy and medieval horror, spinning a haunting, yet profound story.
When the Wolf Comes Home: By Nat Cassidy (Book Review)
When the Wolf Comes Home by Nat Cassidy is a riveting horror novel that intertwines supernatural elements with profound emotional depth.
The Staircase in the Woods: By Chuck Wendig (Book Review)
Chuck Wendig's The Staircase in the Woods is a haunting exploration of childhood trauma, fractured friendships, and the lingering shadows of the past.
Hungerstone: By Kat Dunn (Book Review)
Kat Dunn's novel "Hungerstone" offers readers a captivating journey into a dark, gothic world where themes of desire, repression, and…
Something in the Walls: By Daisy Pearce (Book Review)
Daisy Pearce's novel, Something in the Walls, emerges as a compelling addition to the horror genre, intertwining psychological tension with…
Wake Up and Open Your Eyes: By Clay McLeod Chapman (Book Review)
Clay McLeod Chapman's "Wake Up and Open Your Eyes" delves into the terrifying intersection of media consumption and demonic possession.
Victorian Psycho: By Virginia Feito (Book Review)
Virginia Feito's "Victorian Psycho" is a darkly humorous and unsettling novel that delves into the twisted psyche of a Victorian-era governess.
Listen to Your Sister: By Neena Viel (Book Review)
Neena Viel's debut novel, "Listen to Your Sister," is a compelling blend of horror and family drama that delves into the complexities of…
Witchcraft for Wayward Girls: By Grady Hendrix (Book Review)
Grady Hendrix's "Witchcraft for Wayward Girls" is a compelling blend of horror and social commentary, set against the backdrop of 1970s America.
The Resurrectionist: By A. Rae Dunlap (Book Review)
"The Resurrectionist" by A. Rae Dunlap is a compelling debut novel that masterfully intertwines historical fiction, gothic horror, and a…
Why Psychological Horror Books Are Scarier Than Monsters?
Why is psychological horror often scarier than tales of monsters and gory mayhem? Let’s dig deep into the reasons.
Ushers: By Joe Hill (Book Review)
Joe Hill's short story "Ushers" delves into the enigmatic interplay between fate and mortality, presenting readers with a narrative that is…