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- Crime Reads explain why readers should have more sympathy for ghosts than fear
- LitReactor suggest six horrormance books to get readers in the mood for Valentine’s Day
- The Horror Tree offer up writing advice on how to generate a scary atmosphere in your spooky tales
- Bloody Disgusting look back at David Cronenberg’s Videodrome after forty years and explain why it’s more relevant than ever
- Horrified Magazine sit down with director Ric Rawlins to discover some of the inspiration behind his folk horror anthology Rewilding
Crime Reads explain why readers should have more sympathy for ghosts than fear
Johnny Compton, author of The Spite House, writes this article for Crime Reads, explaining why we should greet ghosts with pity more than terror.
LitReactor suggest six horrormance books to get readers in the mood for Valentine’s Day
Writer and poet Sara Tantlinger, writing for LitReactor, picks out six horrormance books guaranteed to make your Valentine’s Day a macabre one.
The Horror Tree offer up writing advice on how to generate a scary atmosphere in your spooky tales
Writer Ally Wilkes offers writing advice to help create a scary atmosphere in your spooky tales, in this article for The Horror Tree.
Bloody Disgusting look back at David Cronenberg’s Videodrome after forty years and explain why it’s more relevant than ever
Bloody Disgusting’s Brian Keiper looks back at Videodrome after forty years and finds a film which is more relevant today than ever.
Horrified Magazine sit down with director Ric Rawlins to discover some of the inspiration behind his folk horror anthology Rewilding
With his folk horror anthology Rewilding now available for rent on Prime Video, director Ric Rawlins sits down with Horrified Magazine to talk about ten prime influences behind it.
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KEV HARRISON
