All The White Spaces
Paul Gorman is swept to the wilderness of Antarctica in All the White Spaces, the stunning debut novel by Ally Wilkes, and finds something waiting there…
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[Review] Cornish Horrors: Tales From the Land’s End
Cornish Horrors – the latest British Library Tales of the Weird anthology – takes Paul Gorman on a trip to Cornwall, and although enjoyable, he finds it isn’t quite as horrific as all that…
[Review] I Am Stone: The Gothic Weird Tales of R. Murray Gilchrist
I Am Stone, the latest from the British Library’s Tales of the Weird, beguiles Paul Gorman with the dreamlike imagination of R Murray Gilchrist...
Shadow Service by Cavan Scott & Corin M. Howell
Paul Gorman thoroughly enjoys Shadow Service, a ‘fast, gruesome, erudite and funny’ supernatural spy horror comic from Cavan Scott & Corin M. Howell…
[Review] Harvest
Paul Gorman reviews Harvest, a superbly enjoyable graphic novel about occult practices in the English countryside, by Julian Payne and Zoe Elkins…
[Review] Cheslyn Myre
Paul Gorman visits the troubled town of Cheslyn Myre in Dan Weatherer’s new novella, and wants to see more…
[Review] Too Near the Dead
A young couple move into a brand new house, but a spirit from the past will not be quelled. Paul Gorman reviews Too Near the Dead, a haunting story from the Scottish countryside, by Helen Grant...
[Review] Wildwood: Tales of Terror & Transformation From the Forest
Paul Gorman creeps into the Wildwood in this excellent new anthology of late 19th and early 20th-century forest-themed weird fiction edited by William P. Simmons…
[Review] Home & Other Stories
Paul Gorman reviews P.J. Blakey-Novis’s Home, a micro-anthology of short stories themed around Earth, Air, Fire and Water…
[Review] Dangerous Dimensions: Mind-bending Tales of the Mathematical Weird
A superb new anthology of Weird Maths – from the Victorian era to the Space Age – takes Paul Gorman for a very strange and thrilling trip indeed…