Hanna Delaney is a horror, sci fi and urban fantasy author from Liverpool, UK.
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Ranked: Mike Flanagan’s best horror TV series.
If you’re a horror fan in the 21st century, the chances are that you’ve heard of Mike Flanagan, and you’ll have heard of at least one of these series by now. This is my top 5 starting least to most loved and until I see Carrie, it’s staying this way. What’s yours?
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Scaring Myself Silly: Torrie Lennon talks all things scary and spooky for October.
My first guest is Torrie Lennon, an Australian book lover and gamer with a passion for dark fantasy, sci-fi horror and litRPGs. Torrie shares her scary stories for October.
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Writing the vampyre: The challenges of writing vampires as a horror author.
When writing my upcoming Gothic mystery, Salome, I was a bit worried about venturing into well-trodden territory. Vampires, or Vampyres, as they are written in the book. Here’s what I learned about writing vampires.
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Where does Salome fit in the Muldoon Supernatural Thriller series?
Salome is a Gothic mystery novel about a young nun who trains to become a vampire slayer in 1880s Liverpool, so where does it fit in the wider Muldoon supernatural thriller series?
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Nuns fighting vampires: Agatha Van Helsing and how she inspired Salome.
In the run up to the October 2026 release of Salome, I’m talking about the things that inspired this book and the characters within it. One of the major influences was Agatha Van Helsing, a character created for the BBC production of Dracula written by Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffat. It was loosely based on…
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Salome, A Gothic Religious Horror Tale Set In The World Of Muldoon.
Salome was inspired by classic Gothic literature such as The Vampire by John Polidori and Dracula by Bram Stoker, offering its own take on the vampire. It is part of the wider Muldoon supernatural thriller universe, a series of Gothic mystery novels set in late-Victorian Liverpool that follow occult detective Daniel Muldoon.
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Dark Fantasy, Coming Of Age And Reimagining Classics: Katharine Kapodistria Talks About Underworld, Her Debut Novel.
Katharine Kapodistria on the story behind her coming-of-age fantasy novel that reimagines the classic Persephone myth.
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Interview With The Occult Detective. Daniel Muldoon Talks Ghosts, Mysteries And Unexpected Journeys.
Daniel Muldoon is an Occult Detective. He is the star of his own series of Gothic thrillers set in 1890s Liverpool. We caught him to talk all things horror, mystery and the occult.
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The things I learned setting the Muldoon Gothic thriller books in Victorian Liverpool.
It just had to be Liverpool. Modern horror stories in books and on screen are set in Victorian England, circulating around London (Ripper street, Whitechapel, Penny Dreadful etc) or isolated mansions in fictional villages and towns modelled on the home counties of southern England. While the classics explore the South West (Hardy) and industrial towns…
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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.