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Editorial: June 2020
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Author Spotlight
Author Spotlight: G.V. Anderson
I’ve always taken an interest in British, and especially local, folklore. One of my favourite TV shows as a teenager was Robin of Sherwood (on DVD, since it was slightly before my time), because my family comes from a village whose church is said to have been where Maid Marian married Robin Hood. The folklore of that region fascinates me, and has encouraged me to find similar myths closer to home. One of my favourites from the south-west of England is the saying that if a hare runs down a village street, a fire will break out nearby.
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Editorial Announcement for 2021
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Interview: Molly Tanzer
Molly Tanzer is the author of The Diabolist’s Library trilogy: Creatures of Will and Temper, the Locus Award-nominated Creatures of Want and Ruin, and the forthcoming Creatures of Charm and Hunger. She is also the author of the weird western Vermilion, an io9 and NPR “Best Book” of 2015, and the British Fantasy Award-nominated collection, A Pretty Mouth. She lives outside Boulder, CO, with her cat, the Toad.
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Editorial Announcement for 2021
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Author Spotlight
Author Spotlight: Adam-Troy Castro
“Decorating with Luke” is made all the more chilling by the direct, matter-of-fact tone of the narrative. Tell us something of what inspired this tale of deliberate, calculated horror. I have no clear conceptual impetus, no fascinating anecdote of the moment of inspiration: just the title. The construction struck me as potentially ambiguous, and from […]
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The H Word: The Horror of Solitude
Is it worse to be lonely in a crowded room or lonely in an empty one? Perhaps you have an immediate response to this, one you’ve pondered before now. It’s certainly not a new question, but the truth is that most of us have never had much of a chance to really know for sure. Even those who pride themselves on being introverted are often forced to spend a tremendous amount of time with other people. The average life, in fact, tends to be arranged around interaction.
Editorial
Editorial: May 2020
Be sure to read the editorial for a rundown of this month’s skin-crawling content, plus all our news and updates.
Author Spotlight
Author Spotlight: Yohanca Delgado and Claire Wrenwood
When we sat down to write the story, we each brought with us a set of ideas that interested us individually, and over many days and glasses of wine, we found our way into a story that brought those elements together. I’m deeply invested in writing about the working class Latinx experience, but I’d never written horror before. Co-crafting a horror plot was an excellent opportunity to examine the elements of suspense more closely
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Media Review: April 2020
Readers, Adam-Troy Castro has questions about alpacas. Don’t miss his review of Richard Stanley’s Color Out of Space.
