7 Horror Titles Featuring Isolation
What’s even more frightening than facing a ghost, demon, haunted house, desolate space station, serial killer, or frozen tundra? Facing all of the above on your own. The following horror…
August Horror Titles to Look Forward To
With August upon us, the summer is swiftly and (for many) sadly coming to an end. But with the dew point dropping and the days growing ever longer also comes…
July Horror Preview
Temperatures might be steadily rising but there are plenty of books coming out over the month of July that will certainly send a chill down your spine. Whether you’re at…
7 Haunting Works of Nonfiction
When it comes to your towering to-be-read piles, fiction isn’t the only thing that can have a gothic flair to it. The same, of course, goes for the horror genre…
5 of Dan Stevens’s Strangest and Scariest Roles
If there’s anything that we’ve learned from the internet’s reaction to Dan Stevens’s turn in the recent vampire ballerina movie, Abigail, it’s that people love to watch him be weird….
June Horror Preview
Despite the days being longer and the weather much warmer, summer doesn’t officially start until June 21st, so there’s plenty of time to check out some of the hottest horror…
7 Goth D&D Classes
While the overarching themes of Dungeons & Dragons often include found family, good triumphing over evil, and—especially if you’re a bard—romancing your way out of a tricky situation, there are…
May Horror Preview
We know that April showers bring May flowers, but did you know that April showers also bring plenty of horror novels to add to your TBR pile? While these titles…
Start ’em Young: 7 Gothic Tales for Children
Adult readers aren’t the only ones who can enjoy gothic literature. There are dozens of books that have been written for children from the age of 0-10 and beyond, with…
7 Books Featuring Unnerving Wetlands
Thinking back, I’m positive that a large part of this has to do with the Dead Marshes in The Lord of the Rings and the ghosts lying in wait for Frodo just under the surface. But marshes aren’t the only wetland that have proven themself to be mysterious, dangerous, strange, or even harbor the dead.