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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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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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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…
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Bennett Convicts Tarrare in ‘Gastronomique’ #2
Bennett convicts a soldier of the child murder history never proved, while Masellis draws him weeping as he eats.
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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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Amarillo’s ‘Catrina Dress’ Exhibit Outlives DODFest’s Run
A three-year Catrina costume archive and a living Día de Muertos festival in Amarillo pose the same question from opposite…
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Verker Finally Completes ‘Twilight… (Røkkr, Act I)’
Eight years after it was teased, Rune Richards completes Verker’s solo debut, setting Norse twilight against Indo-European myth.
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Krallice Return to Ancient Grief on ‘Scour Order’
On ‘Scour Order,’ Krallice sets Aeschylus and Hölderlin inside dense black metal, ahead of their first-ever tour across Europe.
