Here’s a small selection of the horror and genre news that caught our eye during the last week …

New short story collection, Darker Days, by Kenneth W. Cain coming 7 December from Crystal Lake Publishing

Featuring twenty-six tales of dark fiction, comes the new collection, Darker Days, by Kenneth W. Cain. Featuring dark themes first inspired by the likes of The Outer Limits, The Twilight Zone and more besides, Cain releases this follow up to his previous collection Embers, which garnered glowing reviews. This collection is available for pre-order right now, here.

New poetry collection from Sara Tantlinger, The Devil’s Dreamland, out now

Published by Strange House Books and inspired by the horrifying crimes of H. H. Holmes, famed for his gruesome killings in his ‘murder castle,’ The Devil’s Dreamland is a new collection of darkly chilling poetry from Sara Tantlinger (Love for Slaughter). Weaving together facts and some creative speculation about the misdeeds of the infamous Holmes, Tantlinger’s collection has been described as a “morbidly creative and profound crime documentary” by Bram Stoker Award winner Michael Arnzen. The book was released on 20 November and you can pick up your copy here.

New from Unnerving and author Theresa Braun comes the new novel, Fountain Dead

Released on 20 November, from acclaimed horror author Theresa Braun (Dead Over Heels), comes Fountain Dead a new horror novel under the Unnerving imprint. The story sees Mark move with his family from his home in the twin cities to a Victorian in Nowhere-ville. Strange occurrences begin to happen around the old house, growing in intensity until the past and present seem to be coming together. Fountain Dead is available now, here.

KEV HARRISON

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