Literature
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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…
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Seidlinger’s ‘Brokeula’ Bleeds the Vampire Myth Dry
CLASH Books issues Michael J. Seidlinger’s satirical vampire novel on July 7th, recasting horror’s oldest predator as a broke debtor.
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Sara Hinkley’s ‘The Red Sacrament’ Stages a Vampire Mass
Titan Books publishes Sara Hinkley’s debut vampire novel ‘The Red Sacrament,’ a class-conscious siege story wearing the vocabulary of the…
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Charlotte Cross Reimagines Dracula in ‘The Brides’
Hanover Square Press publishes Charlotte Cross’s debut, a gothic horror that returns to Stoker’s silenced vampire women in letters and…
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Top Cow Reawakens ‘Death Vigil’ for a Six-Issue Arc
Stjepan Šejić writes and paints the cosmic-horror series’ second arc for Image Comics and Top Cow, 11 years after the…
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IDW Dark Drops Dracula Into ‘Operation: Iron Coffin’
Porter and Cannon turn the newly revived Count into a WWII weapon against a Nazi vampire plague in IDW Dark’s…
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Dark Horse Sends the Chupacabra Into ‘Beast of Borikén’
Julio Anta and Daniel Irizarri reframe Latin America’s youngest monster as an ancient island protector in a five-issue folk-horror series…
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Skybound Sends ‘Blood of the Wolf Man’ into the Seventies
Skybound adds The Wolf Man to its Universal Monsters comics line in a four-issue werewolf horror story relocated to a…









