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.
The Silence by Tim Lebbon BOOK REVIEW
27 May 2017
7 Irish Horror Authors You Must Read
17 March 2017
K. A. Denver: I can’t stand blood and guts in horror
17 March 2017
8 Irish Haunts and the Famous Writers Who Loved Them
16 March 2017
Tracy Fahey: I’m Obsessed With Sinister Folklore
7 March 2017
The Unheimlich Manoeuvre by Tracy Fahey BOOK REVIEW
7 March 2017
Binge reading all 7 Harry Potter Novels in a week
6 January 2017
‘Most modern horror sucks’ says UK comic book writer Adam Cheal
18 December 2016
Terminus at Fenton’s Green BOOK REVIEW
18 December 2016
Sherlock Holmes and the Servants of Hell by Paul Kane REVIEW
28 November 2016
The Rats James Herbert BOOK REVIEW
6 November 2016
Top 10 Bram Stoker-Dracula Sites to Visit in London
29 April 2016
What made Bram Stoker write Dracula, by Dacre Stoker
24 April 2016
James Herbert, Master of Supernatural Fiction
17 April 2016
Sherlock Holmes for the Uninitiated
15 April 2016
Was Dracula’s Guest a prequel to Dracula?
6 April 2016
Many faces of Irene Adler, Sherlock’s “The Woman”
22 March 2016
