From gloves to saucepans to scissors, supernatural stories from the 1920s to the 1950s use haunted household items to explore women’s changing social roles. Sarah Jackson explores these trinkets of terror in her first essay for Horrified…
Keith Fallows writes about courage and cruelty in the award-winning genre mashup by Neil Gaiman…
A tormented tangle of feathers, flowers and fate: Johnny Restall investigates the possessing patterns of Alan Garner’s The Owl Service…
Joe Howsin interviews the author Edward Parnell about his 2019 book, Ghostland, a haunting meditation on the ghost story, weird fiction in British film, television and literature, and a personal reflection on grief and loss…
Dennis Wheatley’s work is defined by his occult writing, but his books and stories often incorporated the work of the devil alongside Wheatley’s staunch political beliefs. KB Morris explores the writer’s work and life in the first of two essays…
An interview with Martin Marshall, the writer of a new, in-depth guide to the 1970s anthology series, Thriller…
Horrified’s Andrew Screen interviews Jane Mainley-Piddock about her forthcoming book, Casting the Runes: The Letters of M. R. James...
Johnny Restall recalls the terrors of his childhood with the Usborne Supernatural Guides…
Alexander J. Zawacki explores British author Arthur Machen’s stories of folklore and the fae and their influence on the work of H.P. Lovecraft…
Terror Tales editor, Paul Finch, recounts 10 of the most disturbing true terror anecdotes he’s collected during his time as custodian of the much-loved series…