Joshua Chaplinsky's new haunted house novel is slow to open and hard to shake off. Read our full review of The Man in the Watch Still Visits Me at Night.

Virtual Memories Show 684: Ali Trotta “I think mythology and fairy tales provide a good baseline, because almost everyone has read a subset of those stories, and the symbolism is something mo…

Myths, legends, and arcana are the materials with which Trotta reflects our lives, showing readers how close they might be to the stuff of legends.

Shirley Jackson nominated author Joe Koch's Dead Boys Don't Cry is a queer cosmic-erotic slasher and anti-murder mystery about disaster gay Chris Fournier, who has one big problem: He can't stop getti...

From a vampiric multi-level marketing scheme to a collection of sapphic terrors, here are our most anticipated horror books from indie and small presses this July!

Don't miss any of these hot upcoming titles that may not be on your radar yet!

Check out Invaginies - <p><b>The Shirley Jackson Award-nominated author returns with a new collection of literary horror and weird fiction that glitters with startling prose and tortured souls. </b></...

Mikayla Randolph chats with me about her wickedly smart slasher debut, NOT YOUR FINAL GIRL

The following is an interview with author Robert P. Ottone regarding the upcoming release of the horror novel, Amityville Awakens, with publisher CLASH Books.

From a honky tonk slasher to a haunting exploration of grief, here are our most anticipated horror books from indie and small presses this May!

Good friend of Genre Buzzword Tony Jones stops by with a review of Dan Coxon’s Come Sing for the Harrowing, a collection of new and previously published tales that get a re-release courtesy of CLASH...

Synopsis: A broke vampire’s last ditch effort to escape the blood sucking monster of capitalism through an ill-conceived multi-level marketing scheme. James ...