Hanna Delaney is a horror, sci fi and urban fantasy author from Liverpool, UK.
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Carmilla and the female vampire: lust, love and disorder in patriarchal society.
A review of Sheridan Le Fanu’s classic Gothic tale of the female vampire, Carmilla. Representations of the vampire, female sexuality and desire in Victorian Gothic Horror.
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Authors are serialising their fiction on Substack. Does it work?
The truth about running a serial novel on Substack. Does it work? Breakdown of the pros and cons of seralising your fiction on Substack.
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Contemporary Horror Romance, Twilight, And Werewolf Lesbians: Interview with MA Knight, author of FEVERCHAIN.
I recently caught up with debut author MA Knight to talk about her horror romance novel Feverchain!
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Review of Pallas: A Modern Sci-Fi Novel.
Pallas was Lisa Kuznak’s debut science fiction mystery, originally published in 2023. Praised by critics as hearkening back to the pulpy styles of 60s and 70s science fiction, this story lands us on a reclusive colony where nothing is as it seems.
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The Key Difference Between Retellings And Reimaginings.
Retellings and reimaginings of classic tales have seen a resurgence in recent years, with beloved plots retold in fresh settings or favourite characters given a new light. Whether you’re retelling or reimagining, all these stories revolve around the age-old question: “What if?” And while the two types of stories are related, there are some key…
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Feminism, Fangs and the Fairy Tale: Five things Angela Carter taught me about horror.
Five things Angela Carter taught me about horror.
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What Anne Rice Taught Me About Writing Horror
The things Anne Rice taught me about horror.
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Things people get wrong about indie publishing.
The truth about indie publishing. Here are some classic myths people love to perpetuate about self-publishing (indie publishing) and traditional publishing. Which ones have you heard before?
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Oceanus: The Inspiration Behind This Science Fiction Mystery Thriller.
Oceanus is a science fiction mystery novel and when I was writing it, I drew inspiration from many sources, many of them not very obvious based on the blurb alone. A starship drifts, its crew gone. The planet it orbits has no name. Survivors are separated on the surface. Exhausted. Hunted. Lost. The longer they stay,…
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Nightbitch review: Magical realism, motherhood and transformation.
Review of this feral, familiar tale of motherhood and transformation.