Author: Alex de Borba
Alex de Borba
Bogotá, Colombia
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Kuhoric Hands ‘Beware the Witch’s Shadow’ the Gavel
A black-and-white witch anthology keeps the old EC bargain, in which justice is served by monsters rather than by the…
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16 Years Into the Dialectic of Fear, We Teach Its Grammar
At 16, we teach the origins, myths, history, and biology behind fear, and publish only the work that carries its…
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Amorphis Heeds Bogotá at Auditorio CEG This October
Relocated to Auditorio CEG, the Finnish band plays its fourth Bogotá night on October 9th with a stand-in bassist and…
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Ann Demeulemeester Carries Its Grief Into a New Century
Stefano Gallici’s October 3rd Paris runway moves the house from Victorian mourning into the Edwardian decades, testing its liturgy.
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Jon Santana Makes Holmes the Monster in ‘Watson v. Holmes’
With Holmes turned vampire, Watson inherits the method, and the gothic wins the case Arthur Conan Doyle’s stories kept closing.
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Kaufman Charts ‘Beyond the Graves Waits Mist and Sea’
Kensington publishes a coastal gothic in which a Massachusetts island’s refuge legend sits atop Icelandic sea lore and a 1690…
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Mike Carey Turns Hunters Into Prey in ‘The Lycan’
Mike Carey’s shipwrecked hunters reach print, and Diego Yapur’s engraved storm pages turn a paid monster hunt into a trap…
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Michael Wehunt’s ‘Nightjars’ Inherits a Father’s Thirst
A man shown photographs of killings he cannot remember follows his late father’s crimes into the North Georgia Appalachians.
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Kek-W Puts Life on Trial in ‘The Fall of Deadworld’
The first hardback omnibus of the Dark Judges origin saga turns Judge Death’s founding joke into a slow, painted tragedy…
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Heather Davey’s ‘The Memory Tree’ Roots Dread in a Yew
An ancient yew tree unearths inherited memory in Heather Davey’s second Gothic folk horror novel from Titan Books.
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Jennifer Thorne Sends a Caregiver to ‘Newbourne Park’
Putnam publishes Jennifer Thorne’s horror novel about a freed caregiver whose weekend trespass on a 200-acre estate turns predatory.
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Antania Set Hecate’s Epithet to Machine Rhythm in ‘33’
A California duo named for a title of the goddess Hecate replaces guitars with synthesizers on the lead single from…
