The History of the Horror Novel
Written by: Lee McGeorge Did you ever wonder where horror began? I mean, as an entertainment medium, as a product designed to scare us? Where did the first horror novels Read more [...]
Bram Stoker
Five Vampire Novels that Don’t Suck
Written by: Matthew J. Barbour So, you like vampires? Good news. The number of stories written about these creatures of the night is nearly infinite. However, quantity does Read more [...]
[Staff Picks] Tim’s 10 Favorite Horror Novels
Tim Meyer drops in with his list of favorite horror novels, which offers up a handful of selections we haven’t seen as of yet. Dig on it below! Ten. Bag of Bones by Stephen Read more [...]
Top Ten Gothic Novels from the 1800s
Written by: Drake Morgan Gothic is a term that has been usurped by our modern world. Goths dress in black, wear a lot of makeup, and listen to Bauhaus. Gothic began as a term Read more [...]
The Top Ten Heroes of Horror
Written by: Emmet O’Cuana Being a ‘hero’ in a horror novel is a bit like trying to have a rational conversation on the internet, or wandering out into the middle of Read more [...]
Horror’s 13 Greatest Villains in Novels
Written by: Matt Molgaard Everybody loves a hero. But in the realm of horror, the villain is often just as memorable, if not more. Take for example Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Read more [...]
Mr. Barlow’s Guest: Salem’s Lot as a Response to Dracula
Written by: Emmet O’Cuana Stephen King was inspired to write his popular vampire novel Salem’s Lot following his experience of teaching Bram Stoker’s Dracula to a Read more [...]
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