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- Crime Reads find out from author Carly Racklin about how queerness thrives in body horror
- The Lineup provide a run down of the essential bloody horror books of author David Moody
- Horror DNA discover which books and films inspired Clay McLeod Chapman’s latest novel
- Bloody Disgusting pick out nine of the best subway horror movies for subterranean terror fans
- The Horror Tree sit down for an author interview with David Watkins about new book The Memory Shades
Crime Reads find out from author Carly Racklin about how queerness thrives in body horror
Carly Racklin, author of Funeral Song, writes for Crime Reads on how queerness thrives in body horror, due to the transgressive nature of the sub-genre.
The Lineup provide a run down of the essential bloody horror books of author David Moody
The Lineup’s Archita Mittra recommends six of the most terrifying, bloody horrors of genre legend David Moody.
Horror DNA discover which books and films inspired Clay McLeod Chapman’s latest novel
Fresh from the release of new novella, Bodies of Work, Clay McLeod Chapman reveals the art behind the art with a list of books and films which inspired it in this article for Horror DNA.
Bloody Disgusting pick out nine of the best subway horror movies for subterranean terror fans
Rob Hunter, writing for Bloody Disgusting, selects nine of the best subway horror movies for enthusiasts of subterranean terrors.
The Horror Tree sit down for an author interview with David Watkins about new book The Memory Shades
The Horror Tree’s Sarah Elliot sits down with author David Watkins to talk about new release The Memory Shades and much more.
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KEV HARRISON