Books

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

A picture is worth a thousand words...

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

Terrors passed on through centuries.

Horrifying recommendations from an expert on the weird.

Dr. John Aubrey Thorndyke wasn’t just the first fictional forensic scientist, he was the first forensic scientist period. 

Sometimes the horror starts long before it's brought to the page...

This small comics press delivers can't-miss horror.

Everybody has heard of teleportation, alien abductions and poltergeists, but without the pioneering work of Charles Fort, it’s unlikely any of these phenomena would have entered public consciousness.

The new paperback edition features bonus material! 

The author opens up about why he's fascinated with the aftermath of horror trauma.

The documentary blows a foghorn on the murder that inspired Twin Peaks. 

A chilling case handled by an expert in her field. 

The confusion that arises when the horrific becomes fantastical and the otherworldly becomes macabre.

Weird fiction anthologies of every theme.

Here stunning new novel is out now. 

Hold on tight, undead bookworm. 

Real-life European heists that will baffle and delight.

The adaptation of Joe Sharkey's true crime book featuring Emilia Clarke hits VOD on May 14.

Michael Libling takes readers to an altogether different Tinseltown.