Tag: horror
Frankenstein: how Mary Shelley’s sci-fi classic offers lessons for us today about the dangers of playing God
Image: Boris Karloff as Frankenstein’s monster.
Frankenstein, or, The Modern Prometheus, is an 1818 novel by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley. Set in the late 18th century,...
A Time For Violence Anthology Podcast with T Fox Dunham
What Are You Afraid Of? – Podcast with T Fox Dunham and David Walton
NEW EPISODE 115 – CURSE OF THE BLACKTHORN
“Author T. Fox Dunham...
Book review: The Unknown by Phil Price
About The Unknown
It happens every year. A select few disappear, never to return.
From The Falkland Islands to the Himalayas, Puerto Rico to England –...
Book Review: Last Year, When We Were Young
Here’s my review of yet another terrific collection of horror shorts, this time from award-winning Australian horror writer, Andrew J. McKiernan.
“WINNER: 2014 AHWA Australian...
The Visitors by Catherine Burns
Horror fiction takes many forms. Good horror is an art form, one that requires considerable mastery and imagination. Psychological horror shades into dark fiction...
And Then You Die by James H Longmore
I can’t describe what sort of taste was left in my mouth after reading James H Longmore’s …and Then You Die, a novel that marks my...