H.P. Lovecraft: Analyzing a Writer
The fears of H.P. Lovecraft spawned concepts of cosmic horror, centering around the idea that humanity’s place in the universe means nothing in the face of forces beyond our control.
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Cunning Folk (2021): A Novel Review
Money is tight. Tom has dumped everything into a dilapidated house out in rural South West England, despite his wife’s reservations.
Baby Teeth (2018): A Novel Review
Stage does a great job in wording the horrors of a mother scared of her own child in a way it’s realistic.
Under the Dome: A Novel Review
Dale “Barbie” Barbera was on his way out of Chesters Mill when he witnessed two horrifying events…
Stolen Tongues: A Novel Review
Newly engaged, Felix and Faye travel to a secluded mountain cabin for a romantic getaway that turns dire.
We Sold Our Souls (2018): Book Review
“We Sold Our Souls” by Grady Hendrix can be described as every morning, Kris Pulaski wakes up in hell.
My Best Friend’s Exorcism (2016): A Novel Review
“My Best Friend’s Exorcism” by Grady Hendrix tells the story of two high school seniors, best friends Abby and Gretchen in 1988.
Anne Rice’s Master Work Gets a Fresh Look
The late Anne Rice is known for her prolific work as a writer. She is said to have written over 150 million books, with “Interview with the Vampire” being one of the most renowned and the first.
Dan Simmons The Terror (2007): A Review
In the year 1845, the British Naval ships HMS Erebus and HMS Terror set out under the command of Captain Sir John Franklin to discover the Northwest Passage in the Arctic. The two ships never returned from the voyage.
Banned Books of Horror
Horror touches the most intimate parts of humanity, exposing their weaknesses and leaving them simultaneously vulnerable and empowered.