folk horror Reading Folk Horror in 2026 Folk horror has had various waves of popularity, most obviously in the 1970s and onward in British horror film. But in the last few years it has increasingly become a staple of the literary horror scene as a certain inward gaze has started to percolate. Folk horror is roughly horror
horror books Reading Horror, Genre, and Politics At the Beginning of 2025 A look at the first quarter of 2025, what we've read, the classics we are rediscovering, and the great books releasing this year.
horror books October Horror Round-Up We Used to Live Here - Marcus Kliewer (Atria) Pick of the Month The best horror begins with the same premise: something feels a little off, and it’s about to get weirder. A young couple is flipping a rural home when a family stops by. The father claims to have
horror books September Horror Round-up The Night Guest - Hildur Knútsdóttir, Translated by Mary Robinette Kowel (Tor Nightfire) * Pick of the Month* The story of the Night Guest caught my eye as the perfect narrative allegory for the kind of exhausting chronic illnesses we are talking about more and more in the era of long COVID.
