Here are the winners of the 2021 Bram Stoker Awards
Congratulations to all of the winners!
Horror
Here are the finalists for this year’s Locus Awards!
An excellent crop of books from 2021
Here's the final ballot for this year's Bram Stoker Awards
The winners will be announced in May
The best SF/F books of 2021
Essential reads from a bleak year
Pushing against nostalgia
Paul Tremblay on his next horror novel, The Pallbearer's Club
Three horror novels to keep you up at night in 2020
Silvia Moreno-Garcia's Mexican Gothic, Stephen Graham Jones' The Only Good Indians, and Paul Tremblay's Survivor Song
Where the monsters come out
There’s a road near where I grew up where a monster is said to live. Drive a
half mile up the Devil’s Washbowl Road, and it narrows into a single track that
isn’t maintained come winter. As you drive into the forest, the trees tower over
you,
P. Djèlí Clark’s Ring Shout reimagines Lovecraftian horror
Reimagining Lovecraft, Robin Hobb on The Farseer Trilogy, and more
Hello!
I hope that you’ve been faring well in the last couple of weeks. One of the
things that I’ve found myself doing the last couple of months is work around the
house, activities that keep me focused
Lovecraft Country: making the best of the horror icon
Hello!
I hope that you had a restful Labor Day. The leaves here in Vermont are
beginning to slowly change, and the temperatures have fallen to a respectable
temperature, which I’m enjoying.
This week: I’ve got an interview with Matt Ruff, author of the novel Lovecraft
Country, which
In Disappearance at Devil’s Rock, It’s Growing Up That Is Truly Terrifying
In Paul Tremblay’s latest novel, Disappearance at Devil’s Rock
[https://bookshop.org/a/6134/9780062363275], a 13-year-old named Tommy Sanderson
goes missing. His vanishing pulls his family into a downward spiral of grief and
despair, even as the police begin to piece together what happened.
Tremblay’s last