Welcome to Must Read Horror, where we search the internet for the best horror articles of the week so you don’t have to. Without further ado:
- Twenty-Two Words explain why watching horror movies with your loved ones can be good for your relationships
- The Gingernuts of Horror host a guest post on publishing outside the mainstream
- The Washington Post features an article reflecting on how differently horror affects people after becoming parents
- Ink Heist take a deep dive into Kathe Koja’s groundbreaking 1991 debut, the Cipher
- Sublime Horror talk to Katie Lowe about her new novel, The Furies
Twenty-Two Words explain why watching horror movies with your loved ones can be good for your relationships
Twenty-Two Words’ Ugne Rinkeviciute explains what we horror fans have always known, that horror movies are indeed good for your relationships. Here they have the science to back it up, too.
The Gingernuts of Horror host a guest post on publishing outside the mainstream
Dan Coxon, the person responsible for the weird, uncanny fiction anthology series Tales from the Shadow Booth, enlists the help of friends from Undertow Publications, Nightjar Press and Gehenna & Hinnom Books to explain the motivations, difficulties and more of publishing outside of the mainstream.
The Washington Post features an article reflecting on how differently horror affects people after becoming parents
In a feature article for The Washington Post, former actor and new parent Aaron Pruner talks about how being a father has changed him and made his long-term relationship with horror one that is much more difficult.
Ink Heist take a deep dive into Kathe Koja’s groundbreaking 1991 debut, the Cipher
As part of their ‘Haunting the Halls of Horror’ segment, Rich Duncan at Ink Heist peels back the skin of Kathe Koja’s seminal 1991 debut, The Cipher. This article contains spoilers, but is a fascinating deep dive into the novel’s subject matter.
Sublime Horror talk to Katie Lowe about her new novel, The Furies
Sublime Horror sit down with Katie Lowe to discuss her novel, The Furies, and the motivations behind the book.
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KEV HARRISON
