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Put Them All In a Jar: An Interview with Kimberly King Parsons
Black Light is a rare book. Kimberly King Parsons has delivered a work of truth and beauty that will transcend generations. If that sounds too effusive, it is not. This is also the rare book that bears promotional blurbs indistinguishable from critical reviews…
Master of Horror To-Be: On the Nightmares of Nick Antosca
You probably haven’t heard of Nick Antosca, but you will soon. He wrote on one of the most psychologically nuanced and visually arresting television series ever in “Hannibal.”
All Horrors Under the Midnight Sun: On Nesbø’s “Knife”
Everyone in Oslo has a parquet floor. This is what I’ve gathered, anyway, from reading the crime fiction of Jo Nesbø.
Upstate Dispatch: Which One Were You?
As I drive, the country highway’s pattern of overgrown campgrounds, boarded-up motels, and stretches of impenetrably dark woods begin to resemble a series of horror movie sets, at last punctuated by a white-steepled church illuminated with halogen lights.
The Art of Literary Discernment
An anonymous person posted some writing on a website and asked: "First page of my book. What do you think?"
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