Every Kill in “X,” Ranked by Gruesomeness
Summer can be unsettling or scary as hell, and horror is the best genre to capture that fact. And in […]
Victorian-Era Horror: There Must Be Something in The Water (Poison. It’s Poison)
Have you have ever wondered why the dark and horror literature written or published during the Victorian era is so
The Unloved Dead
In the oldest human stories, the question always arises: who will bury my body? Who will lay me to rest?
July Horror Preview
Temperatures might be steadily rising but there are plenty of books coming out over the month of July that will
Chaos Trifecta #16: Death Across Time
It is interesting, and sometimes unfortunate, the way history repeats itself, cycling endlessly. But what fascinates me is the way
Six Sexy Specters of Cinema
Ghosts on screen are meant to make us moan with terror or mourn in torment, but sometimes it’s a little
Seven Unique Cemeteries & Burial Sites from Across the Globe
The Hanging Coffins of Sagada – The Philippines While this tradition can be seen in a few other areas globally,
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
Joanna’s Bodies
Publisher’s note: this is the second of four novelettes we will be publishing this year. You can read this for free
21 SFFH Books We’re Looking Forward to in July 2024
The Gilded Crown, by Marianne Gordon A book that opens with the line “The first time Hellevir visited Death, she