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    Confessions of a Serial Anthology Editor

    On the art of assembly and the pleasures of the short form

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    James Whale's 1933 horror film is eerily charming and visually dazzling.

    October 31, 2023  By Olivia Rutigliano
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    Monster, Survivor, Villain, Victim: The Many Faces of Queer Horror

    "In horror—even poorly crafted horror—queers can find something to love and turn into a shelter."

    October 31, 2023  By Adam Sass
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    Danielle Trussoni talks with some of today's top authors about what frightens them and how those fears play out in their fiction.

    October 31, 2023  By Danielle Trussoni
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    Setting a Gothic Thriller in the World of Nonprofits

    Luke Dumas on the nuances of working at nonprofits, and why the sector was perfect for his new gothic novel.

    October 30, 2023  By Luke Dumas
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    50 Years Later, Terrence Malick’s Badlands Remains a Pure Encapsulation of American Violence

    Gus Mitchell on the singular director’s debut film.

    October 27, 2023  By Gus Mitchell
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    Why Horror Fiction Matters for Telling Indigenous Stories

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    Dorothy L. Sayers and the Enduring Legacy of a Marriage of True Minds

    The intellectual relationship between Harriet Vane and Lord Peter Wimsey is at the heart of Sayers' work.

    October 26, 2023  By Amanda Craig
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    Ruins in Rain City: Trouble in Mind and the Career of Alan Rudolph

    The neo-noir visions of a groundbreaking director

    October 25, 2023  By Michael Gonzales
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    How Scarface Became a "Foundational Influence for Hip Hop"

    Brian DePalma's epic tale had a lukewarm reception—aside from Black audiences, to whom the film owes its enormous popularity.

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