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Meet Jim P. Ballard
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Disability in Horror: Where Are We Now?
For Disability Pride Month, mistress of the dark Corinne Pollard laments the lack of authentic and
Ask an Expert: July 2026
In this monthly column, we pose your questions to an expert in a specific field of speculative
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From Pen to Print: Georgia Leighton on Maiden
On the heels of last year’s debut novel Spellbound, which reimagined Sleeping Beauty, Georgia
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Classic Genre Films:Jason and the Argonauts (1963)
Allen Ashley is training his eye on classic genre films, looking at not just the film but the
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PHANTOMS OF KERNOW: Classic Tales of Haunted Cornwall Edited by Joan Passey
To most people, the term phantom relates to a ghost or a ghostly apparition. In this collection of
Moss’d In Space by Rebecca Thorne
Rebecca Thorne’s Tomes and Tea quadrilogy completed last year with Alchemy and a Cup of Tea.
Old Gods by AV Wilkes
Critically-acclaimed horror author Ally Wilkes releases her second micro-collection of previously
The Black Fox by Gerald Heard
Canon Throcton aspires to become Archdeacon, but when another canon is promoted instead, jealousy
Call of Cthulhu: Campfire Tales
What happens when the adults are kidnapped, succumb to madness, or even worse? Who steps in to
Call of Cthulhu: Dust and Blood
Gaslight-era London was nothing if not mysterious. Dark alleyways and harsh living conditions were