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:
- Author Jasper Bark explains his latest ingenious guerrilla marketing campaign to The Ginger Nuts of Horror
- The Horror Tree consider the question of writing good and evil from a catholic perspective
- The Lineup present four indie and small press releases which should be on every horror fan’s radar
- Dread Central’s The Lone Queer series homes in on Tomboy from Romero’s Survival of the Dead
- Crime Reads delve into secret societies and dark academia and blending the real with the unreal
Author Jasper Bark explains his latest ingenious guerrilla marketing campaign to The Ginger Nuts of Horror
Jasper Bark, author of new Crystal Lake Publishing trilogy Draw You In, explains the ingenious new guerrilla marketing technique he used for the books’ release in this article for The Ginger Nuts of Horror.
The Horror Tree consider the question of writing good and evil from a catholic perspective
In this fascinating article for The Horror Tree, author Rivka Crowbourne considers the challenges of writing good and evil in genre fiction from the perspective of a catholic writer.
The Lineup present four indie and small press releases which should be on every horror fan’s radar
The Lineup’s Kelsey Christine McConnell picks out four July horror releases from indie and small press authors which ought to be on everyone’s TBR.
Dread Central’s The Lone Queer series homes in on Tomboy from Romero’s Survival of the Dead
In the latest edition of his ‘The Lone Queer’ series for Dread Central, Joshua Anderson analyses the role of Tomboy in Romero’s Survival of the Dead.
Crime Reads delve into secret societies and dark academia and blending the real with the unreal
Derek Milman, author of A Darker Mischief, recounts his first encounter with a black file which opened his eyes to a world of secret societies and dark academia and how he then blended the real with the unreal in his fiction.
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KEV HARRISON