Books
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Evenson Follows the Amputation Cult Into ‘Phantom Limb’
A sequel to ‘Last Days’ follows Kline into prison and a splinter faction after the cult loses its headquarters.
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Brenda LaTorre’s ‘Bruja’s Nest’ Hatches a Hacienda Horror
A servant’s fertility rite, a rooster’s heart, and Santa Muerte drive a debut that makes folk devotion the engine of…
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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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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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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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Andrew K. Clark’s ‘Hollow Folk’ Traps a 1993 Night Shift
Quill & Crow publishes Clark’s third novel on September 29th, pairing gothic romance with folk horror inside a stopped mountain…
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Flórez-Cerchiaro’s Muelona in ‘Something Followed Us Home’
Colombian author Carolina Flórez-Cerchiaro brings La Muelona into Cynthia Pelayo’s new Latiné horror anthology.
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Simone Beta’s Labyrinth of the Word Probes Fatal Riddles
A newly published Oxford volume argues the riddle Oedipus solved was never a game, but a documented instrument of oracular…
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‘Unearthed’ Anthology Digs Up Horror Beneath Ancient Ruins
Dan Coxon and Philip Fracassi co-edit ‘Unearthed,’ a Titan Books anthology of nineteen original stories set among the world’s ruins.
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Leopoldo Goût’s ‘Rooted’ Wakes an Aztec God in Mexico City
Tor Nightfire publishes Goût’s new horror novel, in which a Mexico City repatriation lawyer unearths the worship of the Aztec…
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‘The Cult of Dr. Black’ Extends Hudspeth’s Anatomical Codex
Blackstone Publishing’s sequel returns E. B. Hudspeth to Dr. Spencer Black’s anatomical mythology and its machine-age reckoning.
