There’s a real thrill to a well-deployed epigraph, particularly when it’s a theoretical concept used to set the stage for a work of fiction. For a particularly excellent example—of both use of epigrap...

Niall Griffiths is engrossed and intrigued by a debut collection of stories full of deep oddness. Rural noir, folk horror, the new weird: constrained by word count here, I’d advise you to consult Wiki...

Niall Griffiths is engrossed and intrigued by a debut collection of stories full of deep oddness. Rural noir, folk horror, the new weird: constrained by word count here, I’d advise you to consult Wiki...

That Icelandic Nobel laureate Halldor Laxness was one of the twentieth century’s greatest novelists is to me so self-evident that it almost feels redundant to say so. This claim could be made solely u...