Literature

British and Irish writers have created some of the most loved and revered horror tales ever known. From Dracula to Frankenstein to the ghost stories of MR James and Charles Dickens, our books are spooky. Here we cover the classics all the way to the modern day with interviews with authors and profiles of new books.

10 Ways David Pinner’s Ritual May Have Inspired The Wicker Man 1973
Dracul (2018) by Dacre Stoker and J. D. Barker BOOK REVIEW
Return To The Stones Brings Us Back to Milbury BOOK REVIEW
Real-life M.R. James Locations Every Fan Must Visit
The Tractate Middoth: Who Was Doctor Rant?
Why We Love Dracula: A History Of Vampire Films
Mary Shelley And The Birth of Frankenstein
A Morbid Curiosity: The Art of M.R. James
Rosemary Timperley, The Greatest Horror Writer You’ve Never Heard Of
The Spooky Isles Book of Horror: Grab Your Copy!
Edgar Allan Poe’s English Gothic Inspiration
The Woman in Black: How Susan Hill’s Ghost Story Has Evolved
Neglected Monsters, or Why Frankenstein was a Terrible Father
John Polidori: Genesis of The Vampyre and the Byronic Hero
David Copperfield and other amazing caulbearers in fiction
The Tractate Middoth: 10 Things You Didn’t Know
Renfield, fly-eating madman, essential force in Dracula
Top 5 Nastiest and Goriest Scenes from Dracula Novel
Bram Stoker’s Top 5 Inspirations For Count Dracula
What Inspired Charles Dickens, The Man Who Invented Christmas?
Banquet for the Damned by Adam Nevill: BOOK REVIEW
Doomflight by Guy N. Smith: BOOK REVIEW
Macabre Notions by Aaron White BOOK REVIEW
Japanese-Irish folklore mix: Wayward Supernatual Comic REVIEW