I saw an opportunity and took it. Let me be me. Ah, Valetine's Day...another convenient distraction from the absolute unfathomable atrocities consistently committed in Palestine, but most recently, Rafah. It's hard to find anything to be excited or happy about when we're forced
With the consistent growth of horror content in the past few years, we've witnessed exciting new spins on perhaps older subgenres, redefining what we fear and how we fear. One of such subgenres is what has been lovingly deemed Grief Horror. Spanning decades, grief has acted as a
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Future updates and goodbyes
Pennsylvania is home to hundreds of weird and creepy places, people, and creatures. Weird Pennsylvania often sells just as much alongside its New Jersey counterpart in folklorist Matt Lake's encyclopedic series of all things strange and unusual. It's also home to some of the best contemporary
As I mentioned in my Best of 2023 piece, I knew there were going to be many books that unfortunately went unmentioned because I got so exhausted by working on that behemoth. Very shortly after posting it, I remembered a crucial title that rocked my brain cells last year, so
Greetings! 2023 was a bonkers year. Lots of ups, downs, lefts, and rights, and god knows that not all of my pole-vault sessions have been graceful. However, something I do hold very dear to me as this year comes to a chaotic close is the fact for the first time
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Let's get WEIRD.
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In which I try to catch up on reviews that have evaded me. Whoops.
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Hell hath no fury like a woman underestimated.
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2024 with start off in a BIG way.
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Paying homage while holding an author accountable; what a novel idea.
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I take a look at two recent, and one upcoming horror release/releases, as well as the thread that brings them together