• Horror

    Delilah S. Dawson & Lilliam Rivera Talk Capitalism, Rage and Horror Fiction

    The authors of two new class-conscious thrillers discuss the space of genre fiction in an age of growing inequality

    September 26, 2024  By CrimeReads 
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    6 Excellent Thriller and Horror Novels Set in Hotels

    Hotels are expansive, yet simultaneously claustrophobic; familiar, yet full of strangers—in short, perfect locations for mayhem

    September 24, 2024  By Stephanie Wrobel
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    Revenge and Capitalism in Popular Media

    Delilah S. Dawson on finding catharsis in fantasies of vengeance

    September 20, 2024  By Delilah S. Dawson
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    Highway to Hell:
    The Comedy and Chaos of the Family Vacation

    Seedy motels. Truck stop bathrooms. Cracker Barrel.

    September 19, 2024  By Maureen Kilmer
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    There is Something Female About Being Dead: On Gender and Horror

    "The problem is that horror’s understanding of gender is so extremely outdated."

    September 12, 2024  By Logan-Ashley Kisner
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    Justice for Lucy Westenrea

    On reconsidering, and reimagining, one of the most mistreated characters in fiction

    September 11, 2024  By Kiersten White
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    Why Vampires Are Back in Vogue

    Rachel Harrison considers the endless possibilities of a genre that is "truly eternal"

    September 10, 2024  By Rachel Harrison
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    Are You the Scorpion or the Frog? Horror as Social Commentary

    "[H]orror is drawn from our connections with each other, and makes us reconsider the roles we play in each other’s lives."

    September 5, 2024  By Vincent Tirado
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    Horror, Hauntings, and HGTV

    "I admit I find the home improvement shows far scarier than the paranormal ones."

    September 5, 2024  By Sarah Pinsker
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    Reinstating Mystery to the Strange Case of Jekyll and Hyde

    The case for considering the classic story as crime fiction

    September 5, 2024  By Tim Major
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