There’s No Praying in the House of Horrors
Two spooky poems by Domenica Martinello
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Being a Woman Is a Horror Story
Stephanie Feldman's "Saturnalia" is a near-future novel that breaks gender norms and harnesses fear as a therapeutic device
Oct 17 2022 - Jody Keisner
7 Novels That Blend Romance and Body Horror
Love can be transformative, but is that always a good thing—or could it be a very bad thing?
Oct 4 2022 - Rachel Harrison
Horror Gave Me Power to Embrace Queerness in Rural Appalachia
"The Wolf Man" helped me process the things that still remain unspoken and unacknowledged with my father
Oct 3 2022 - Tosha R. Taylor
Modern Horror Is the Perfect Genre for Capturing the Black Experience
Contemporary Black creators are rewriting the genre and growing the canon
Apr 21 2022 - Cree Myles
7 Contemporary Horror Novels that Push Boundaries
Brian James Gage, author of "The Nosferatu Conspiracy," recommends stories that will terrify you
Mar 31 2022 - Brian James Gage
The Coming of Age of Black Social Horror
Bethany C. Morrow's novel "Cherish Farrah" weevils itself under your skin, imbuing a growing dread as it unravels in unimaginable horror
Mar 3 2022 - Dr. Kinitra Brooks
The Body Horror of Being a Woman
Carribean Fragoza's domestic surrealist stories in "Eat the Mouth That Feeds You" are about Chicanas navigating the grotesque and the mundane
Oct 28 2021 - Leticia Urieta
Rivka Galchen on the Particular Horrors of Actual Witch Hunts
The author of "Everyone Knows Your Mother is a Witch" on the ways we make each other into monsters
Jul 1 2021 - Carianne King
Move Over, Poe—The Real Godfather of Gothic Horror Was Nathaniel Hawthorne
The "Scarlet Letter" author's short stories are like a Puritan "Twin Peaks"
