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One of the funniest and saddest and strangest books I've read is Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison. This book should be read for a million reasons, but if you write speculative fiction in any form, it’s one of the best examples of how to tell the truth but tell it slant. These…
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If you’re in indie horror circles, I’m sure you know Zach Rosenberg as a uniquely friendly and welcoming person, as well as the author of many stories…
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Hide and Seek by William Meritt Chase, 1888 When you write something creepy or eerie, I think it often helps to tap into your deepest childhood fears. I…
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I was instantly intrigued by the title and cover for Unshod, Cackling, and Naked, a new horror collection (one you’ve probably heard about) by Tamika…
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It's hard to balance compelling storytelling with explorations of complex social problems, but this is what Andrew F. Sullivan does in The Marigold…
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Hansel and Gretel, Mikhail Vrubel, 1896 Warning: Major spoilers for Skinamarink!! I watched Skinamarink because people kept comparing it to a David…
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For fans of the Brontës and Daphne du Maurier, as well as folk horror and folktales, I present to you – The White Horse (available now!) by Rebecca…
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Ai Jiang is a fascinating young writer. She has published many many short stories, and you can find some of them at https://aijiang.ca/ and…
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