DEMON SONG: Exclusive Excerpt And Cover Reveal Of Kelsea Yu’s Chinese Gothic Horror Novel
Titan Books will release the "eerie and unsettling" horror on September 30.
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The Final Girl Gets A Makeover: Read An Excerpt From HE ALWAYS COMES BACK
Maggie Boccella
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Clive Barker Is Writing A New Horror Anthology Series
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Exclusive: JAPANESE GHOST STORIES Joins The Folio Society With Stunning New Hardback Edition
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Read An Exclusive Excerpt From The Fourth Book In The CLOWN IN A CORNFIELD Series
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Horror fiction and nonfiction at FANGORIA: book reviews, author interviews, and release news from new drops to genre classics.
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ART! TRASH! TERROR! Celebrates Strange Cinema
Author Chris Alexander and Cinelounge Sunset will hold a series of screenings to commemorate the release of his new book. -
THE BONE PICKER Explores Alternative Histories In Indigenous Horror
Author Devon A. Mihesuah modifies real-life events into preferred outcomes. -
END OF DAYS: The Novel Adds A Few Interesting Diversions
Frank Lauria's adaptation contains a few key differences that make it worth a read if you're a fan. -
NEVER FLINCH: Stephen King’s Next Horror Novel Hits Shelves In 2025
The horror master's upcoming book features two intertwining storylines of vigilante stalkers and violent vengeance. -
NEVER SLEEP AGAIN Gets New Edition To Celebrate NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET’s 40th Anniversary
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5 Stephen King Stories We’d Love To See On The Screen
With SALEM'S LOT on Max and THE MONKEY on its way, these novels would make perfect film adaptations. -
Dive Into The Weird World Of REPO! THE GENETIC OPERA With New Hardback Compendium
Staci Layne Wilson's BLOOD SAGA features interviews, behind-the-scenes tidbits and a full rundown on Darren Lynn Bousman's cult classic rock opera. -
You Are Not Prepared For The Insanity Of The BASKET CASE Novelization
Turns out Belial is even hornier than the movie lets on. -
DAVID CRONENBERG: CLINICAL TRIALS Offers Fans An Alternative Experience
Author Violet Lucca dissects the seasoned director’s oeuvre using Carl Jung’s ideas on individuation and psychology.
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