Literature
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‘The Cutting Garden’ Turns a Funeral Into a Bouquet
Image Comics’ first Gothic original graphic novel pairs Darcy Van Poelgeest’s script with Erin Connally’s watercolors in a New Orleans…
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‘Blood Rising’ Extends Redmond’s Malagasy Vampire War
Redmond continues ‘The Blood Saga’ with a second novel that roots its vampire mythology in Malagasy funerary tradition rather than…
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Mad Cave Sends Plague Doctors Into ‘Lazarus Order’
Mad Cave Studios launches an eight-issue medieval horror series casting oath-bound plague doctors against monstrous transformation.
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IDW’s ‘Witches of the Western Wood’ Turns Bloody
IDW Dark’s fourth issue turns inherited witchcraft into open violence, tightening the countdown to the Headless Horseman’s first ride.
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Del Sandeen Returns to Savannah in ‘These Walls Remember’
Berkley publishes Del Sandeen’s second novel on August 18th, a Savannah house where undealt-with history becomes the antagonist itself.
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Jennifer McMahon’s ‘Stay Buried’ Reopens a Vermont Plague
Gallery Books publishes McMahon’s 13th novel, a dual-timeline folk horror rooting a Vermont outbreak in inherited quarantine customs.
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Riley Sager’s ‘The Unknown’ Reopens a Vermont Vanishing
Dutton publishes ‘The Unknown’ on August 4th, sending a film production into New Avalon’s century-old Vermont disappearance for Sager’s novel.
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Amarilla’s Debut Anthology ‘Retratos de Niños Asesinos’
A Colombian illustrator’s debut anthology turns seven tales into portraits of children edging toward monstrosity.
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‘Nosferatu Nightmares’ Returns Count Orlok to Comics
American Mythology Productions revisits the 1922 silent film’s plague-vampire in a black-and-white anthology honoring monster magazines.
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Jen Julian’s ‘The Winter Folk’ Renews the Faustian Bargain
Run For It publishes Jen Julian’s second novel, an Appalachian folk horror that binds a one-wish contract to Scots-Irish and…
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Datlow’s ‘Lovecraft’s Brood’ Completes a Cosmic Duology
Ellen Datlow gathers 19 previously published cosmic horror stories for Tachyon Publications, closing the duology opened with ‘Lovecraft’s Monsters.’
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Rhiannon Grist’s ‘Home Sick’ Enters the Domestic Uncanny
Solaris publishes the Welsh author’s debut novel, a slow-burn Scottish folk horror rooted in the domestic uncanny and the dread…
