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Look Out For … Thanatrauma by Steve Rasnic Tem

November 4, 2021
2 mins to read

“With his latest collection, Tem brings together over twenty stories—four published here for the first time—covering the fear of death and dying, including a long lost undistributed tale from the annals of Weird Tales.” Thanatrauma. Death, grief, loss, ageing. Fundamental fears we all have in common. Relentless. Inevitable. Unescapable. “Thanatrauma: the dread of it erodes …

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Look Out For … The Hidden by Melanie Golding

October 28, 2021
3 mins to read

“Golding’s sophomore effort twists Celtic mythology to new heights with a terrifying story about the power of motherhood.” In a seaside town, a little girl is found. The authorities close the case when the girl’s mother shows up … just a toddler running off in the night. Police discover a man left for dead in …

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Look Out For … Something More Than Night by Kim Newman

October 14, 2021
3 mins to read

“With his latest novel, Newman slips into the hardboiled detective world with ease, presenting a supernatural tale starring two of the most iconic celebrities of the 1930s.” Hollywood, California, the late 1930s. Raymond Chandler, pulp writer of detective stories, and Boris Karloff, the original monster of Hollywood. Joining forces, this unlikely team investigate their town, …

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Meet the Writer: Mike Thorn

October 13, 2021
10 mins to read

Mike Thorn is the author of Shelter for the Damned, Darkest Hours, and Peel Back and See. His fiction has appeared in numerous magazines, anthologies, and podcasts, including Vastarien, Dark Moon Digest, The NoSleep Podcast, and Tales to Terrify. Visit his website (mikethornwrites.com) and connect with him on Twitter (@MikeThornWrites). What first attracted you to horror writing? Reflecting on my earliest childhood encounters with horror, …