Catherine Phelan

Can its latest victim solve her own murder?

Stephen Graham Jones's newest is a love letter to slasher films and a chiller in its own right.

These stories are not for the faint of heart. 

You don't want to miss these exceptional true crime books.

Lois Duncan’s once-eternal question, Who Killed My Daughter?, seems to have been finally answered.

A time slip created by the U.S. government leads to chaos and terror.

Bob Calhoun explores how crime shapes cultures, places, and people.

Thomas Neill Cream, the Lambeth Poisoner, slayed victims in Canada, the United States, and England.

Shudder's Halfway to Halloween celebration makes it clear why every horror lover should subscribe.

The February/March Creepy Crate is here—and it's brimming with haunted curios and sinister spirits.

Get a sneak peek at Darcy Coates' chilling haunted house novel, included in this month's Creepy Crate.

The Remaking is filled with all the things that occupy our darkest nightmares.

Andrew Shaffer's macabre and hilarious novel Secret Santa is the perfect read to brighten up any winter doldrums.

We Keep the Dead Close exposes the horrors behind a respected institution.

Acclaimed mystery novelist Stuart Neville ventures into spookier territory with The Traveller and Other Stories.

The October/November Crate is filled to the brim with spooky goodies.

Rachel Monroe's Savage Appetites explores the role of women in true crime, from detective to perpetrator and all the fans in between.

A r/nosleep master publishes his first novel in The Patient, a horrifying tale set in a Connecticut mental hospital.

The Hollow Ones combines ancient horror, a detective mystery, and supernatural suspense into one terrifying narrative.

Vanessa Brown's in-depth examination of the unsolved slayings in the "Serial Killer Capital" will leave you with chills.