Welcome to Must Read Horror, where we search the internet for the best horror articles of the week so you don’t have to. Without further ado:
- Crime Reads feature a personal essay from author Dawn Kurtagich on wellness culture and horror
- Horror DNA seek to help you find new unmissable horror podcast material
- Author Sally-Anne Martyn talks folk horror, The Wicker Man and more to The Ginger Nuts of Horror
- What Sleeps Beneath consider Backrooms and Rose of Nevada and job anxiety through liminal spaces
- The Horror Tree sit down for an author interview with Rogue Hunter writer Deborah Sheldon
Crime Reads feature a personal essay from author Dawn Kurtagich on wellness culture and horror
Dawn Kurtagich, author of The Wellness Retreat, shares this personal essay on wellness culture, horror fiction and shifting a culture of blame in this article for Crime Reads.
Horror DNA seek to help you find new unmissable horror podcast material
In this article for Horror DNA, Zaq Qureshi of WhichPodcast explains why horror podcasts don’t pop up on your discovery feed and recommends some great shows to add to your following tab.
Author Sally-Anne Martyn talks folk horror, The Wicker Man and more to The Ginger Nuts of Horror
With her novel The Witch Elm hot off the press, author Sally-Anne Martyn explains the allure of folk horror and why The Wicker Man feels like home.
What Sleeps Beneath consider Backrooms and Rose of Nevada and job anxiety through liminal spaces
Kit Neikirk explores the liminal horrors of Backrooms and Rose of Nevada and considers the modern theme of job anxiety in this fascinating piece for What Sleeps Beneath.
The Horror Tree sit down for an author interview with Rogue Hunter writer Deborah Sheldon
To celebrate the release of her new creature feature novel, Rogue Hunter, author Deborah Sheldon sits down with The Horror Tree’s Robyn O’Sullivan to talk about the book and much more.
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KEV HARRISON