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    Five Horror Short Stories That Would Make Killer Movies

    Five Horror Short Stories That Would Make Killer Movies

    Stories from Shirley Jackson, Tananarive Due, and more.

    By Zack Budryk | February 21, 2025

    Kat Dunn On Vampires, Desire, and Queering the Gothic

    Kat Dunn On Vampires, Desire, and Queering the Gothic

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    The Scoundrels We Love 

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    Emily J. Smith Talks Technology, Dating, and Other Miseries of the Modern World

    Emily J. Smith Talks Technology, Dating, and Other Miseries of the Modern World

    Kate Brody interviews the debut novelist about her searing indictment of Silicon Valley and its intrinsic misogyny

    By Kate Brody | February 19, 2025

    What Happens When There's a Crime in Antarctica?

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    R.S. Burnett on life and death in the polar extreme.

    By R.S. Burnett | February 19, 2025

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    Allen Eskens on the Power of Research

    In researching his latest novel, the author met people whose stories would change him forever.

    By Allen Eskens | February 19, 2025

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