Christine Morgan: A Leading Voice in Extreme Horror
Column by Jay Wilburn
Christine Morgan has established herself as a unique voice in the extreme horror subgenre via an unusual storytelling path.
Storyville: Story Dissection — "In His House"
Column by Richard Thomas
Richard dissects his epistolary horror story, "In His House."
The First Date Book Walkout Question
Column by Peter Derk
You're on a first date, someone tells you their favorite book. You walk out. Which book did they name?
A Leigh Bardugo Fangirl on Her Belated Obsession with Netflix's "Shadow and Bone"
Column by Karis Rogerson
An exploration of the TV show, from its past controversies to its promising future.
Hot Ghoul Summer: New Releases From Women in Horror
Column by Sadie Hartmann
"It's a Hot Girl Summer, so you know she got it lit" — Megan Thee Stallion & Nicki Minaj. As in H O R R O R lit!
What Is ‘The Clan of the Cave Bear,’ and Should You Read It?
Column by Leah Dearborn
The Clan of the Cave Bear was a best-selling phenomenon when first published in 1980. Does it stand the test of time over 40 years later?
Returning to Live Events as an Immunocompromised Person
Column by Jay Wilburn
As a kidney transplant patient, Jay Wilburn is immunocompromised. This impacted his life during the pandemic and impacts his decision about returning to live events.
13 Authors Redefining the Novel Without Being Obnoxious About It
Column by Peter Derk
It's time to change the novel game. Here are the players headed in the right direction.
Overlooked 2020: A Post-pandemic Roundup of Overlooked Releases
Column by Ben Tanzer
Digging back through some of the lost written treasures of 2020.
Everything You Need To Know About the 2021 International Booker Prize Shortlist
Column by Emmanuel Nataf
Da-da-dum, the International Booker Winner has been announced, and you haven't even read the shortlist. Don’t worry: this post is here to help.
