• Essays

    Inside the Yakuza's Growing Empire of Crime in Cambodia

    In 2011, Japan cracked down on organized crime. The Yakuza promptly relocated to the Cambodian seaside.

    October 3, 2024  By Jake Adelstein
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    How a News Story About a Man with Geckos in His Pants Prompted Rose Carlyle's New Thriller

    The bestselling author was reading the news from her home country of New Zealand one day...

    October 3, 2024  By Rose Carlyle
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    The Hinterland Dreams of the Gothic Novel

    "[G]othic fiction may best be defined not by examples or expectations, but intimately, intuitively, for how it makes us feel"

    October 2, 2024  By Kimberly Brock
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    Bog Is Love: The Rise of Bogcore

    The subversive antidote to cottagecore has seeped into the mainstream and shows no signs of receding

    October 1, 2024  By Kay Chronister
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    The Magic of Making Books

    Steph Post on bookbinding and her new novel, 'Terra Incognita'

    October 1, 2024  By Steph Post
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    The Healing Power of Horror

    Jacquie Walters on children, hopelessness, and discovering horror fiction.

    September 30, 2024  By Jacquie Walters
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    The Legacy of 'The Lodger' – Marie Belloc Lowndes’ Influential Jack the Ripper Story

    Victoria Gilbert on the long history of a seminal suspense novel.

    September 30, 2024  By Victoria Gilbert
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    A Modern Mystery Drawn from Irish Mythology

    It begins with a body in a bog—or perhaps goes much further back than that...

    September 30, 2024  By Keith Donohue
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    We Inherit Our Ghosts: On Gothic Fiction and the Need to Remember

    "The gothic as a genre is about the skeletons in the family’s closet."

    September 27, 2024  By Wen-yi Lee
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    Learning to Love the Dark Side of San Francisco

    "[O]nce we’re armed with an understanding of the darker side of human nature we know better how to fight against it."

    September 27, 2024  By Michelle Chouinard
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