Author: Hanna Delaney
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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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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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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.
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Did you know that in the 19th century, mummy horror was more famous than vampire horror when it came to supernatural fiction books?
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They key differences between Gothic fiction and other sub-genres like romance, horror and mystery lies in the atmosphere.
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Liverpool’s haunted history and how it influenced the Gothic Mystery novel The Spider.
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The Haunting Of Hill House (always a horror classic) had a recent revival with the Mike Flanagan adaptation, offering new insights into the character of Eleanor Vance. readers and viewers alike come back to this classic ghost story, but what if it’s time to read another haunted house book with the same chilling atmosphere? Books…
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29 new science fiction and horror stories to read. The Midnight Vault might become one of the best sci fi books you’ve ever read. Venture into The Midnight Vault, an anthology featuring 29 compelling tales of science fiction and horror. Written by an extraordinary cast of breakthrough talent, this collection explores eerie and speculative realms,…
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Gothic horror books centred on psychological horror.
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These five Egyptian Gothic Horror stories are inspired by the greats who have gone before me, and I hope that I have been able to add something new to this sub-genre of Gothic Egyptomania:
