Guest of 'Plusa Minusa' recommends. Robert Ziębiński: Pure horror
Robert Ziębiński discusses his upcoming book 'Wurdalak', which shifts towards pure horror within the children's horror genre.
"Cthulhu: Dark Providence": How Does Bluff Taste
The article discusses the enduring impact of H.P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu mythos on various entertainment mediums.
Childhood in the Caliphate: In the Acid Bath of Fanaticism
Abbas Khider's new novel depicts the destruction of childhood under the rule of ISIS, revealing the terror and horror associated with their regime and its paternalistic aspects.
Freaks are chic
An exploration of the previously unpublished 1919 story by Tod Robbins, highlighting its influence on horror literature and cinema.
Broccoli, You're Next... Thus, Vegetables Became a Nightmare
A new children's book by Erin Reynolds and Peter Brown captivates young readers with dark humor as it tells the story of a boy's unexpected encounter with scary vegetables.
Living Next to Horror: The Quilmes Hole and Its Neighbors through a Literary Lens
Patricia Salinas’ debut novel explores themes of identity through the story of a woman confronting her adoption and the historical trauma of her new neighborhood, adjacent to a former clandestine detention center in Argentina.
'I read 19 Stephen King book and there are 9 you need to add to reading list'
A fan shares his recommended reading list of 9 must-read books by Stephen King, as he reflects on his experience reading 19 of the author's works.
DIY Dream or Horror – What It's Really Like to Work at a Home Improvement Store
Denis Pfabe presents a fictional account of the experiences of staff in a home improvement store, focusing on the challenges and intrigue brought by a mysterious new colleague.
Translator Daina Valentinavičienė talks about who Shirley Jackson is, inspiring horror literature classic Stephen King
Translator Daina Valentinavičienė discusses Shirley Jackson's influence on horror literature, particularly highlighting her novel 'The Haunting of Hill House' as a psychological horror classic.
How Climate Change Has Rewritten Horror Narratives?
The narrative of climate change has shifted from graphs and UN speeches to devastated homes and burning forests, becoming a central theme in literature and cinema as environmental disasters drive the main events.
Kingsley Amis, the horror side of the English master of irony
The article explores the life of Kingsley Amis, an influential English novelist known for his literary contributions and ideological shifts during the 20th century.
For Horror Fans: A Bathtub Full of Blood
Josh Winning's debut novel 'Burn the Negative' explores mysterious accidents, deaths, and supernatural phenomena, showcasing his expertise in the horror genre.
Cthulhu Calls from the Radio: The Slovak Adaptation of Cosmic Horror is Not Easy Entertainment
The article discusses the Slovak adaptation of cosmic horror centered on the character of anthropologist Francis Wayland Thurston, who inherits eerie documentation and a bas-relief related to an unknown cult anticipating the arrival of an ancient god.