Books

Native American Heritage Month is an excellent time to begin a life-long love affair with Indigenous horror fiction.

Stories that encapsulate the bizarre, celestial, and supernatural.

A modern horror icon compiles scares in Out There Screaming.

From the haunted stacks: Six horror illustrators not to miss.

Stories with spirits who linger…  

The complexities of bi+ representation in horror.  

Even the King of Horror isn’t safe from censorship... 

Books about alien contact and abduction to mesmerize you.

Warning: these podcasts may induce an insatiable hunger for horror.

Which missed the mark, and which were stellar adaptations?

Welcome in the autumn chill with these hair-raising reads.

After reading Before He Wakes, you’ll be lying beside your partner while keeping one eye open. 

Has horror found its queen?

Quick reads from fresh and unique voices that’ll satisfy your desire for something spooky.

No matter the length of the story, Stephen King can still terrify us…

For the morbidly curious...

Horror and comedy make strangely comforting bedfellows.

Books that tackle divisive topics are the most at risk for banning campaigns.

Read an unnerving excerpt from Christopher Berry-Dee’s Talking with Psychopaths: Letters from Serial Killers.

Spine-chilling, teeth-clattering novels that’ll give you goosebumps this summer.