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#70: Cassandra Khaw Interview: When Death Comes Calling as a Black Dog | The Year's Most Vital Horror Novel 'Find Me Where It Ends' (opens the original)
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What if Death came to your door not bearing a scythe, but as a black dog — and turned out to be rather good company? That’s the moving, melancholy premise at the centre of Cassandra Khaw’s latest novel, Find Me Where It Ends.The story follows Antigone, who is no stranger to death. For the women in her family, it has always arrived as a black dog, and when her own spectral companion finally appears, she invites it inside. What begins as an unsettling encounter gradually becomes something much mor
#69: She wants to devour him. She’s also falling in love with him: Gillian Daniels on Horror Novel ‘Jenny Will Eat You Now’ (opens the original)
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What happens when a centuries-old river monster meets a human she desperately wants to eat — only to find herself falling in love with him instead? Gillian Daniels ’ debut horror novel Jenny Will Eat You Now revolves around Jenny Greenteeth, a centuries-old river dweller who has made her home beneath the streets of Boston and regards humans with a mixture of contempt and appetite. But then she meets a handsome academic and, for reasons she doesn’t entirely understand, finds herself slightly more
#68: Jennifer Thorne Talks New Horror Novel ‘Newbourne Park’: where the country-house weekend goes feral (opens the original)
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Jennifer Thorne made quite an impression with Diavola , turning family dysfunction, Italian sunshine and supernatural horror into one very bad holiday. Now she’s back with Newbourne Park , swapping the Tuscan getaway for 200 acres of extremely expensive English countryside. Worn out from years of caregiving, 26-year-old Martha Shaw reluctantly agrees to a secret weekend escape at a lavish country estate. It sounds idyllic enough. Then the rightful master of the house returns under cover of night
#67: Living (& Dying) for the Likes: Brian Asman Talks #VANDEATH and the Fatal Illusion of Performing Your Life Online (opens the original)
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Thinking of trading your mortgage for a converted Mercedes Sprinter and a portable espresso maker? You might want to hold off on listing the flat just yet. If Instagram algorithms and curated lifestyle reels are to be believed, packing your life into four wheels, cruising off into the sunset, and posing casually by a cliffside campfire is the ultimate modern triumph. But as author Brian Asman exemplifies in his latest desert-set shocker novel, #VANDEATH , the aspirational dream of off-grid freed
#66: Size Matters: Henry Herz and Jonathan Maberry on Why ‘The Big Bad Book of Kaiju’ Is the Ultimate Remedy for Modern Anxiety (opens the original)
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What happens when the beasts grow larger than the myths we construct about our own control? Released today, 22 September, and edited by Henry Herz and Jonathan Maberry , The Big Bad Book of Kaiju gathers an original compendium of skyscraper-sized creatures, leveled cities, and humanity scrambling through the fallout. Featuring contributors such as Tananarive Due , Alma Katsu , Christopher Golden , Seanan McGuire , Scott Sigler , Cynthia Pelayo and Luke Dumas , the anthology offers a right royal
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