Dear readers and contributors, Due to increasing political challenges facing transgender individuals under the current administration, my...

I was reading Stephen King’s The Shining as a teenager when I first realized that good horror needs to be able to evoke the whole...

The transgender experience is ripe for horror. The horror of being gaslit and labeled mentally ill, of begging a judge for the “F” on...

This month, we explore forbidden tomes as inspired by the works of Lovecraft and Robert Chambers (an author whose book The King in Yellow...

Brinkman takes us on another exploration of Lovecraft's influence on pop culture. Specifically, Arkham and its appearances in media.

A deep dive into blake's avant-garde collection, where glitched prose-poetry reimagines the boundaries of mind and self.

In Eldritch Echoes, Bob Brinkman uncovers how Lovecraft's cosmic horror has shaped pop culture in unexpected ways.

Journey through four unique takes on Lovecraft's "The Statement of Randolph Carter," from faithful horror to dark comedy. What makes forty d

Sometimes you find pieces of yourself in the strangest places. For me, it was in the swirling pink and red chaos of Him from The...

Horror has always had a queer heart beating beneath its surface. Not always openly - for much of its history, these themes lurked in...

Let's talk about something I learned the hard way: publishing isn't a race. Back when I ran my first press, I was that person who kept...

You know what gets me excited about horror right now? How many voices we're finally getting to hear. I keep thinking about "Host," this...

In Egyptian mythology, Apep was a serpent of chaos and darkness that faced defeat each night, only to rise again with renewed purpose. As...