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Dark Ages

Horror

Australiana

Comics

RPGs

Horror Fiction

INTERVIEWS

Les Daniels

Delano and Ennis

Neil Gaiman

Stephen Gallagher

Richard Harland

Robert Hood

Stephen Jones

Tanith Lee

Kim Newman

Cameron Rogers

David J Schow

ARTICLES

Stephen King articles

Scaring the Children

Vampire Fiction

Clive Barker

Robert Bloch

Shirley Jackson

Richard Matheson

The Witching Hour adaptions

Ten great Horror novels

American Psycho

The Ship That Died of Shame

BIBLIOGRAPHIES

Fontana's "Great Ghost Stories" Series

The "Ghost Book" Series

RELATED CONTENT

Modern Horror

Horror on the Screen

Reviews

The Dark Ages: A History of Horror

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Horror Fiction

Horror fiction is a shape-shifter, able to disguise itself and emerge suddenly from mystery, romance and even factual report; and from any setting. But what is it about words on a page that conveys horror so well? Reading is an intimate experience, and the ideas can expand to fill spaces the author cannot sense. Whether intended as subtle instruments or gouging weapons, words can connect directly to the mind.

So here is a series of interviews with, and articles on, some of our favourite authors.

Monk, by Jonathan Barons