Hanna Delaney is a horror, sci fi and urban fantasy author from Liverpool, UK.
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New science fiction release: Oceanus gets a 2nd edition
You can now get a brand new second edition of this science fiction mystery novel inspired by The Tempest! One part Solaris, one part today’s headlines. Oceanus was originally self-published in 2024. Now it’s getting a second edition! This new edition of my first science fiction novel is published with Tiny Worlds Publishing, and the…
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Haunted house horror books to read: Stories set in haunted houses.
Haunted house books to read if you’re OK with leaving the lights on at night.
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The Ring: A Gothic Mystery and winner of the Indie ’25 Mystifying Mystery category.
Recently, The Ring (Book 2 of the Muldoon Mysteries) won Most Mystifying Mystery category in the Indie ’25 awards. The Ring is a Gothic mystery novel that combines historical thriller with supernatural suspense and Gothic romance.
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The Spider: hair-raising subtle horror, much like Shirley Jackson’s Haunting of Hill House.
Shirley Jackson published The Haunting Of Hill House in 1959, and thanks to a recent Netflix adaptation, its popularity lives on. Known especially for its hallmark Gothic horror story and the unreliable narrator, this psychologically suspenseful ghost story is a modern classic. Hunting for evidence of the occult, Dr Montague invites three participants to Hill…
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Interview with Sean Thomas McDonnell, author of the noir mystery novella Cherry Kills.
Sean McDonnell is a horror and noir mystery author from California. In February 2026 he released his debut novella, Cherry Kills. This novella is as unique as his characters. Written in a quick, punk style this paperback merges a 90s ethos of music and fantasy as it unravels the mystery of Cherry’s imaginary friends.
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Gothic horror books featuring governesses and ghosts.
Gothic horror books and governesses go hand in hand with ghosts and other supernatural weirdness, don’t they? If you’re a fan of classic and modern Gothic horror, you need to know about these books.
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What is speculative fiction?
Speculative fiction is a term we now use to describe several genres and sub-genres of literature. Think of it as an all-encompassing umbrella term for: Speculative fiction simply means: somewhere other than the world you live in right now. I have a Masters degree in Popular Literatures (after completing a BA hons in English Literature)…
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An interview with modern Fantasy author Ian Barr.
As part of my series of author interviews, I’m showing you new modern fantasy books to read as well as new science fiction and horror from lesser-known but brilliant authors. Ian Barr is a speculative fiction author from Canada and he’s the author of the upcoming fantasy series The Bloodless Affairs. It was great to…
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What K-pop Demon Hunters Tells Us About Storytelling.
If you haven’t seen K-pop Demon Hunters yet, where have you been? It’s an animated film about a k-pop group who are demon hunters behind the scenes. When my teenage sister first told me I needed to see it, I shrugged it off, but I’m glad I listened in the end.
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Mummy Horror Romance: Anne Rice’s The Mummy/Ramses The Damned
Horror romance is a broad church these days, covering everything such as Twilight teen vampire romance to Warm Bodies, The Phantom Of The Opera and Dowry Of Blood. The undisputed queen of horror romance for me though is Anne Rice.