Essays
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How weird fiction evolved from the pioneers of the speculative fiction genre to our unhinged Booktok girls? What makes a weird book “weird?”
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A brief primer on everything we know about “Man, Myth and Magic: An Illustrated Encyclopedia to the Supernatural,” a 24 volume encyclopedia set on all things esoteric, strange, and occult.
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Grady Hendrix, author of “The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires” and other horror novels, writes characters who face both paranormal threats and “female” coded violence like gaslighting, creating a uniquely claustrophobic isolation.
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Modern horror movies filmed during the early months of the pandemic lean on old tropes of the genre, such as unsettling dread and practical effects, in order to create an entirely new scare for the age of COVID-19.
Chloe's Not Scared 