Year: 2023

What Happened Was Impossible by E. F. Schraeder Everyone knows the woman who escapes a massacre is a final girl, but who is the final boy? What Happened Was Impossible follows the life of Ida […]

“Celebrating the 126th Anniversary of Dracula. Dacre Stoker (Great-Grand-Nephew of Bram Stoker) and Chris McAuley will be delivering a lecture on the StokerVerse. Why it is the authentic continuation of Bram Stoker’s vision and also […]

Mr. Mortimer rocked to the full extension of the mildewed oak runners as he sat beneath the drum chorus of heavy rain and thunder. He relaxed in one of two oversized wooden chairs spaced to […]

The room filled with bottled fog. A trick from the DJ to lure people with no natural rhythm onto an empty dance floor. Clusters sat at tables around the edge. The fog and fast beats […]

When the light of morning touched her pale face, Rose mistook it for her father. “Papa?” She rubbed sleep out of her eyes. The cold gray and green interior of the truck greeted her with […]

Partial Excerpt, Chapter One Q. You saw his face covered with blood? A. Yes, sir. Q. Did you see his eyeball hanging out? A. No, sir. Q. Did you see the gashes where his face […]

I picked up this slim novel a few weeks back at my favourite horror bookstore in Toronto (shoutout to Little Ghosts Books!), but a few days ago, the publisher offered the audiobook version if you […]

As per usual, I’m going to go against the crowd here and say, I enjoyed this, the sequel to Lovecraft Country much more than the original. While I enjoyed the first one very much, it […]

Gotta say, this is not my usual type of horror read, but I watched the author tell a harrowing story on YouTube called This Is What Happened To Tish (view it here), and I thought, […]

The unexplained two percent was beginning to scare the shit out of Josef Stern. They had said that it was just procedure. A few samples here, a soul snap there. But Josef had felt a […]

“We invent new things to be afraid of, and oftentimes we barely even understand why we are afraid of them.  There is simply an uncanny wrongness to certain advances, something at odds with the soul.” […]

This is creature horror at its best, combining lashings of claw, paw, and nail scratching savagery, a fair helping of all sorts of other creepiness, touches of light-hearted humour, and a page-turning sense of continuity […]