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News Round-up Week Ending 4 September 2020

September 4, 2020
6 mins to read

Here’s a small selection of the horror and genre news that caught our eye during the last week … Dual author collection, Night Voices, by Paul Edwards and Frank Duffy, out today from Demain publishing Two writers. 12 Stories. Personal experiences. Imaginations running riot. Horror explored and realised. Difficult and challenging. Interconnected but unconnected. Troubled families. …

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TIH 365: Chuck Palahniuk on The Invention of Sound, Fight Club, and Commodifying Human Experience

September 3, 2020
3 mins to read

In this podcast Chuck Palahniuk talks about The Invention of Sound, Fight Club, commodifying human experience, and much more. About Chuck Palahniuk Chuck Palahniuk is the author of many bestselling books including Fight Club, Invisible Monsters, Choke, Lullaby, and Haunted. His forthcoming novel, The Invention of Sound, will be released on September 8th. Earlier this year he …

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Look Out For … Ring Shout by P. Djèlí Clark

September 3, 2020
3 mins to read

“With his latest novella, Clark takes a page from our darkest history, cranks it up to Hell on Earth, and maintains a great sense of relevancy of the world we live in now.” It’s 1915. The film The Birth of a Nation has cast its deadly spell over America. The Klan’s ranks swell from the darkest …

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Book Review: The Only Good Indians by Stephen Graham Jones

September 2, 2020
7 mins to read

“… Jones has delivered a masterpiece that will appeal to both die-hard horror fans and fans of exceptional dramatic writing.” To list every book written by Stephen Graham Jones—or, indeed, every award win and nomination—would take far more space and time normally reserved for our book reviews, never mind the biographical section at the …