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Hulder Turns Its Solo Ritual Into a Duet on ‘Verbolgen’
Hulder’s ‘Verbolgen’ turns a decade of solo ritual into a duo, carrying trilingual pre-Christian themes beyond the scene that shaped…
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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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‘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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Mothertomb Wring Life From Decay on ‘Dying to Live’
A Welsh voice and a Michigan ice storm shape doom quartet Mothertomb’s debut ‘Dying to Live,’ a record for a…
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Shadow of Jupiter Drop ‘Bones’ Into the Doom Underground
Seven tracks of Midwestern proto-doom arrive July 10th on Ripple Music — a second album built on riff, weight, and…
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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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‘Lockbox’ Opens With Knifepoint Horror’s Quiet Dread
Daniel Stamm adapts Soren Narnia’s minimalist Knifepoint Horror podcast for Aura Entertainment, a test of dread rooted in the unseen.
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‘Ghost Story!’ Gives Wordsworth Grasmere the Gothic Whole
At Wordsworth Grasmere, Bath, and the Academy Museum, three shows recreate the gothic’s origins as a walk-through space.
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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…
