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- [Jo Salazar on If We Survive the Night, a YA Zombie Reckoning](https://gnofhorror.com/jo-salazar-interview-if-we-survive-the-night/): Jo Salazar's If We Survive the Night started out as The Dead Weight, released by the author herself, and arrives from Sourcebooks Fire in 2026. In this interview, the YA zombie writer talks about building a protagonist you follow but never trust, writing institutional damage without a diagnosis, and why Quinn will never get the redemption arc readers keep waiting for.
- [Horror Promotion on The Ginger Nuts of Horror Website](https://gnofhorror.com/horror-promotion-on-the-ginger-nuts/): The Ginger Nuts of Horror is always looking for new ways to maximize horror promotion for horror books, horror movies, and more, going beyond the traditional review medium. Recently, I've been contemplating a wild idea that I believe might be a fun and engaging way to promote your creative works.
- [I Was A Teenage Bisexual: Polis Loizou’s Monster Mash Hits the Road](https://gnofhorror.com/i-was-a-teenage-bisexual-tour/): Polis Loizou is back on the road with I Was A Teenage Bisexual, a one-person horror show that turns the old myths about bisexual people into a creature feature. Part vintage horror satire and part teen flick, this piece of queer horror theatre heads to Nottingham, Sale and Wolverhampton after a week in London.
- [Sally-Anne Martyn on Folk Horror, The Wicker Man and The Witch Elm](https://gnofhorror.com/sally-anne-martyn-folk-horror-and-me/): The Witch Elm author Sally-Anne Martyn traces her folk horror roots to a Derbyshire village of corn dollies, well dressings and gala weeks. She revisits The Wicker Man, the Nine Ladies stone circle and a Bakewell witch trial, and explains why Peak District folklore runs through everything she writes.
- [The Estate Called: Michael Mizov on The Last Heir of Bradbury Manor](https://gnofhorror.com/michael-mizov-on-the-last-heir-of-bradbury-manor/): Michael Mizov talks about The Last Heir of Bradbury Manor, his debut gothic horror novel from Three Dragons Press, and the Yorkshire house at its heart. He explains how Lottie Bradbury was built one question at a time, why the book lost its first title, and why people sure they are right frighten him more than monsters.
- [How Do You Battle a Voice? Weldon Burge on Enter Vengeance](https://gnofhorror.com/weldon-burge-on-enter-vengeance/): Weldon Burge talks Enter Vengeance, the paranormal police procedural that sets Detective Rex Justison and psychic Alicia Masters against Tisiphone, a Fury who calls ahead. In this Weldon Burge interview he explains why the dread comes down a phone line, what Harvester of Sorrow taught him about juggling points of view, and why vengeance satisfies on the page when justice fails.
- [There Used to Be People Here by Kennedy Cole Review: Something Landed in Wenton](https://gnofhorror.com/there-used-to-be-people-here-by-kennedy-cole-review/): My There Used to Be People Here review looks at Kennedy Cole's debut, a sci-fi horror novel set in 1978 Mississippi. A Black detective and his temporary partner chase a strange death towards a crash that was not a plane. It is Southern noir horror with real heart, and one of the best debuts of the year.
- [Dani Soncasie on Horror: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly](https://gnofhorror.com/dani-soncasie-horror-good-bad-ugly/): Comic creator Dani Soncasie sorts horror into the good, the bad and the ugly. She celebrates the genre's emotional range, takes aim at slasher films that swap characters for gore, and calls time on the horror remakes and reboots that keep dragging old franchises out of the grave.
- [When the Night Comes Knocking by Katherine Daniel Review: The Mountain Wants Your Heart](https://gnofhorror.com/when-the-night-comes-knocking-review/): Katherine Daniel's debut is an Appalachian horror novel about two estranged siblings, a roadside store and a creature that feeds on guilty hearts. This When the Night Comes Knocking review explains why the siege horror novel earns four and a half stars, and why fans of books like The Mist should lock the doors and read it.
- [Dani Soncasie on the Horror That Made Her!](https://gnofhorror.com/dani-soncasie-the-horror-that-made-me/): Dani Soncasie, writer of the vampire graphic novel Blood of the Forsaken, picks the horror influences that shaped her. Anne Rice's The Witching Hour, The Lost Boys and Garth Ennis's Hellblazer each left a mark on the monsters she makes now.
- [From Page to Screen: The Evolution of Horror Films Based on Books](https://gnofhorror.com/from-page-to-screen-the-evolution-of-horror-films-based-on-books/): Words bite before pictures do. Long before cameras ever rolled, people chilled their blood with gothic novels, serialized penny dreadfuls, and ghost stories whispered by sputtering candlelight. There is something intensely private about reading a scary story. Your own mind fills in the rotting faces, the hollow eyes, and the sound of footsteps on creaking floorboards. Naturally, the cinema wanted that psychological hook.
- [Hellcase Promo Codes – Last Chance for These Offers](https://gnofhorror.com/hellcase-promo-codes-final-call-for-free-bonuses/): Hellcase Promo Codes - Last Chance for These Offers
- [The Place Where They Buried Your Heart Review: Christina Henry’s Hungry House of Grief](https://gnofhorror.com/the-place-where-they-buried-your-heart-review/): Christina Henry's haunted house horror novel follows a girl who dares her brother into the empty house at the end of her Chicago street, then spends years living in its shadow. My review of The Place Where They Buried Your Heart weighs its guilt, its found family and its hurried finale.
- [Memoir of a Joseon Bride by Djuna Review: Strange, Playful and Unsettling](https://gnofhorror.com/memoir-of-a-joseon-bride-by-djuna-review/): Djuna's Memoir of a Joseon Bride gathers vampires, zombies, robots and online film fans into one genre-bending book of Korean speculative fiction. Natalie Wall finds a translated short story collection that is inventive, unsettling and keen to take risks, even when a few stories tease the mind more than they move the heart.
- [The Horror of Tripadvisor: Horror Locations Given the Review](https://gnofhorror.com/the-horror-of-tripadvisor/): Horror film locations make terrible places to stay, so Ginger Nuts of Horror has written the guest reviews they never got, from one star to five. The Shining's Overlook Hotel, the Bates Motel, Camp Crystal Lake, Amity Island from Jaws and the Slaughtered Lamb from An American Werewolf in London are all rated, with the stars handed out at random. Then comes the real question: why do horror fans keep booking the rooms?
- [Crawlers (2026) Review: Thin Story, Thousands of Hungry Spiders](https://gnofhorror.com/crawlers-review/): Hope Madden's Crawlers review finds little beneath the story but no shortage of killer spiders, as Matilda Lutz and her neighbours are sealed inside an infested Los Angeles apartment building. Ángel Gómez Hernández's spider horror movie builds its tension floor by floor and leaves its audience scratching in their seats.
- [How to Host the Ultimate Long-Distance Horror Movie Watch Party](https://gnofhorror.com/how-to-host-the-ultimate-long-distance-horror-movie-watch-party/): Screams travel well. Even across oceans, even through a laggy connection. If your best friends live a few time zones away, horror night doesn’t have to die with the distance. It just needs a plan. Here’s how to pull off a watch party that feels like everyone is squeezed onto the same couch, minus the person who steals the blanket.
- [YA Horror Roundup: September 2026’s Darkest Teen Reads](https://gnofhorror.com/ya-horror-roundup-september-2026-reviews/): The Young Blood Library returns with eleven YA horror books and dark teen reads, from cult thrillers to post-apocalyptic page-turners. School librarian Tony Jones finds few straight horror novels this month, but plenty of real darkness for any school library.
- [The Woman of the House by Kate Mooney Review: A Perfect Wife, a Hungry House](https://gnofhorror.com/the-woman-of-the-house-by-kate-mooney-review/): Kate Mooney's debut supernatural thriller sends a newly married woman to a lake house where the last wife vanished. My The Woman of the House review explains why this haunted house novel is at its best as domestic horror about a mother, a marriage and a lifetime of lies.
- [Don’t Move (2026) Review: A Likeable Cast Lifts This Creature Feature](https://gnofhorror.com/dont-move-2026-review/): Don't Move | Maclain Nelson | 2026 | 1 hr 34 min | R (US) |
- [Casper and Molly’s Horror Watchlist: Horror Movies Where the Dog Lives](https://gnofhorror.com/horror-movies-where-the-dog-lives/): Horror movies where the dog lives, picked by Casper and Molly, the two dogs on Ginger Nuts of Horror's strictest review panel. Dog Soldiers, Gremlins, The Lost Boys and Good Boy are approved, while Halloween and The Conjuring are firmly rejected. It also asks why dogs in horror movies so rarely make it to the end.
- [Unearthed by Dan Coxon and Philip Fracassi Review: The Past Wants Paying Back](https://gnofhorror.com/unearthed-review-by-dan-coxon-and-philip-fracassi/): Dan Coxon and Philip Fracassi's Unearthed sends nineteen writers into tombs, temples and stone circles, and the best of them find that the dig is the scary part. Slatter, Castro and Jiang lead a Titan Books anthology about who owns the past, held back from full marks by one story that needed a content note.
- [‘Twas the Night by Kevin Johnson Review: The Village That Worships Santa](https://gnofhorror.com/twas-the-night-by-kevin-johnson-review/): Kevin Johnson's debut sends a sceptical reporter into Yule, Maine, where Santa Claus is worshipped as a god and children keep vanishing. My 'Twas the Night review looks at its dark humour, its folk horror roots and the thin mythology that keeps this Christmas horror novel just short of the top.
- [Nightmares Film Festival 2026 Reviews: Nine Films Worth the Fright](https://gnofhorror.com/nightmares-film-festival-2026-reviews/): Four reviewers take on nine indie horror films from Nightmares Film Festival 2026, from horror comedy and slasher films to found footage horror and a 1970s throwback. Seven of the nine land at four stars, and none falls below three and a half.
- [The Horror Hiding at the Edge of the Frame](https://gnofhorror.com/how-horror-films-use-hidden-figures-to-build-fear/): Background horror makes an ordinary viewing habit feel unreliable. Watching the person who speaks is no longer enough. The rest of the room demands attention, and even a quiet shot begins to feel crowded.
- [Would You Play? The Horror of Games You Can’t Leave, From Jumanji to Saw](https://gnofhorror.com/the-horror-of-games-you-cant-leave-from-jumanji-to-saw/): Every game has a moment where you can push back from the table. Horror lives in the films that take that moment away. You rolled the dice, you pressed play, you opened the box, and now the rules own you. It's a surprisingly old idea, it keeps getting remade, and it works on us for a reason that has very little to do with monsters.
- [Stephen Graham Jones’s Blackfeet Books: From Revenge to Redemption](https://gnofhorror.com/stephen-graham-jones-blackfeet-books/): Off the Reservation brings Nate Yellow Tail back from The Only Good Indians, with The Buffalo Hunter Hunter standing between them. This feature traces Stephen Graham Jones's Blackfeet books from an elk hunt to the Marias Massacre to the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, and shows how Indigenous horror turns revenge into return.
- [Top 6 Sites to Buy Instagram Followers, Likes and Views in the UK](https://gnofhorror.com/buy-instagram-followers-likes-views-uk/): Growing on Instagram can be frustrating. You can spend hours on a Reel, post at the right time and still watch it disappear with barely any views. That is why some UK users choose to buy Instagram followers, likes and views to give their profiles a quicker push.
- [St Andrew’s Eve: The Carpathian Night You Had to Keep Talking](https://gnofhorror.com/st-andrews-eve-romanian-folklore-strigoi/): In Romanian folklore, St Andrew's Eve is the night the strigoi begin to walk. Corben Vale, author of the Carpathian Chronicles and The Village of the Hanged, looks at the garlic, the unnamed wolf and the oldest defence in Carpathian folk horror: keep telling stories until dawn.
- [Nordic Nightmares Review: Margrét Helgadóttir’s Terrifying Winter of Fear](https://gnofhorror.com/nordic-nightmares-by-margret-helgadottir-review/): Margrét Helgadóttir's Nordic Nightmares carries twenty horror stories from seven nations into English. Not every one lands, but the best of this Nordic horror anthology rank among the year's finest translated horror fiction.
- [How 90s Horror Hooked Kevin Johnson, Author of ‘Twas the Night](https://gnofhorror.com/kevin-johnson-90s-horror-childhood/): Before he wrote 'Twas the Night, Kevin Johnson was a 90s kid with a bookcase full of Goosebumps. In this guest post he traces how Are You Afraid of the Dark?, The X-Files and the horror aisle at Blockbuster Video got him hooked. His Christmas horror novel is out now from William Morrow.
- [Fabulous Bodies by Chuck Tingle Review: Grave Robbing in Glitter](https://gnofhorror.com/fabulous-bodies-by-chuck-tingle-review/): Chuck Tingle's Fabulous Bodies sends a Palm Springs influencer and grave robber on one blood-soaked night with her undead rock star idol. This queer horror novel is a splatter horror book with real heart, even if plausibility is the first casualty. Here is our four-star Fabulous Bodies review.
- [Doing Too Much: Samantha Josephs on Carrying](https://gnofhorror.com/samantha-josephs-on-carrying/): Samantha Josephs talks to Ginger Nuts of Horror about Carrying, her trans body horror debut about a stealth trans woman and an impossible pregnancy. She covers drag timing, erotica, TikTok cures and why this pregnancy horror novel was never meant to be tamed.
- [Genshin Impact top-ups: Welkin, Genesis Crystals and how to avoid overspending](https://gnofhorror.com/genshin-impact-top-ups/): Genshin Impact can be played for a long time without paying anything, and many players do exactly that. Those who decide to spend usually face the same question: which purchase gives the most for the money, and which one is just a fast way to empty a wallet during a limited banner.
- [6 Best Websites to Buy Cheap Instagram Likes](https://gnofhorror.com/best-sites-cheap-instagram-likes/): Cheap Instagram likes are not hard to find. The awkward part is figuring out what the low price actually buys. Two sites can advertise similar numbers, yet one may include a refill window or slower delivery while the other gives you little more than an order confirmation.
- [Twisted Pike by David Barnett Review: Withered Hill Comes Full Circle](https://gnofhorror.com/david-barnett-twisted-pike-review/): My Twisted Pike review: David Barnett sends a small film crew into Withered Hill and ties his whole folk horror world together. A sly, cruel and beautifully paced British folk horror novel from Canelo, and the finest of the four.
- [In Your Heart a Devil by Vanessa Santos Review: Rebecca Reborn in Scotland](https://gnofhorror.com/in-your-heart-a-devil-by-vanessa-santos-review/): Vanessa Santos takes on Daphne du Maurier in her debut, a Scottish gothic horror novel steeped in local folklore. My In Your Heart a Devil review looks at how this Rebecca retelling from Dead Ink Books swaps a dead first wife for an obsession with the devil, and why it works.
- [The Cracks by T.H. Huddleston Review: Punk Rock Versus the Stately Home](https://gnofhorror.com/the-cracks-by-t-h-huddleston-review/): In this haunted house novel, T.H. Huddleston sends a widowed, broke chef to stay at a crumbling stately home that wants her below stairs, and turns class horror up to punk volume. Read The Cracks review to see why this Gothic horror novel earns five stars.
- [Hobbe’s Folly by Adam Macqueen Review: The Brick Box You Must Never Open](https://gnofhorror.com/hobbes-folly-by-adam-macqueen-review/): Adam Macqueen's Hobbe's Folly sends a prim Edwardian bookseller and a modern council officer to the same bricked-up window, a century apart. This Hobbe's Folly review explains why the Swift Press novel is the occult horror novel and Edwardian ghost story to read this autumn.
- [Portal Cover Reveal: K.M. Walton’s Pennsylvania Ghost Story](https://gnofhorror.com/portal-cover-reveal/): K.M. Walton moves from the bullying novels that made her name to the dead with Portal, a young adult ghost story set in an old stone house in Chester County. We have the cover, plus the story, the author and the publisher behind this paranormal YA from Our Street Books.
- [Mathilda Zeller on It Looks Like You in the Dark: Borrowed Faces](https://gnofhorror.com/mathilda-zeller-on-it-looks-like-you-in-the-dark/): Mathilda Zeller grows her Never Whistle at Night story into It Looks Like You in the Dark, an Indigenous horror novel from Tor Nightfire. She talks about the kushtuka legend, the Inupiaq folklore her grandfather shared with her, and the Arctic mining that shaped her family. She also explains why deep water scares her more than the Alaskan dark.
- [How To Write A Review Of A Horror Book](https://gnofhorror.com/how-to-write-a-review-of-a-horror-book/): You finish a horror novel at midnight check the hallway and decide the laundry can wait until morning. The book worked.. When you sit down to review it all you can think to write is that it was scary.
- [What Canadian Players Should Know About Drakaris Casino Welcome Bonuses](https://gnofhorror.com/drakaris-casino-welcome-bonuses-for-canadian-players/): Drakaris Online Casino Canada promotes a sizeable welcome package for eligible new players, but its headline value is only one part of the offer. Before depositing, players need to understand where the promotion is available, which currency applies and how its conditions affect the use of bonus funds. Wagering requirements, eligible games and free-spin rules can determine how much practical value a package provides. Provincial restrictions are especially important because access is not available throughout Canada. The welcome promotion must also be distinguished from the casino’s longer-term VIP rewards. This article explains the advertised package and the key details to examine when deciding whether to claim it.
- [The Thrill Factor: Why Our Brains Crave Fear, Suspense, and Risk](https://gnofhorror.com/the-thrill-factor-why-our-brains-crave-fear-suspense-and-risk/): Picture yourself sitting in a dark movie theater. The soundtrack grows quieter, the main character approaches a mysterious door, and you instinctively grip your seat. Your heart races as you anticipate something terrifying. When the inevitable jump scare arrives, you scream, laugh, and somehow feel entertained.
- [Rising-Number Dread: Why It Beats a Jump Scare Every Time](https://gnofhorror.com/rising-number-dread-aviator/): GNoH already dug into this in Why a Rising Number Can Feel More Intense Than a Jump Scare, and the core idea stuck with me for weeks after I read it. A jump scare spends its energy in a quarter of a second. A rising multiplier spends it slowly, on purpose, and makes you complicit in your own dread because you're the one deciding when to look away. That's a different kind of horror. It's the horror of agency.
- [V/H/S/Mixtape & the Dread Design of Space Slots](https://gnofhorror.com/vhs-mixtape-space-slots-dread/): There's a moment near the end of V/H/S/Mixtape's cosmic segment where the frequency just keeps climbing. No jump scare. No monster reveal. Just a tone that gets higher and tighter until your shoulders are somewhere up near your ears. That's the whole trick. According to Gizmodo's review, the ninth entry in the franchise leans hard into rhythm and signal distortion rather than gore, treating sound itself as the thing that haunts you. It drops on Shudder on October 9, and if you've followed this site's running coverage of what's streaming there, you already know the anthology format thrives on exactly this kind of slow-build dread.
- [Zombie Bike Parade: Davis Gives the Undead Wheels](https://gnofhorror.com/zombie-bike-parade-davis/): The Zombie Bike Parade Festival rides through Davis, California, on Halloween Day 2026, a short hop from where the first zombie walk shuffled out in 2001. This feature traces how a failed Guinness bid became a free Halloween festival that has funded 42 adaptive trikes through NorCal Trykers, and why the zombie, of all monsters, belongs on a bike.
- [It Looks Like You in the Dark by Mathilda Zeller Review: A Debut With Teeth](https://gnofhorror.com/it-looks-like-you-in-the-dark-by-review/): Mathilda Zeller expands her Never Whistle at Night story into a five-star Indigenous horror novel about the kushtuka, a creature that wears the faces of the people you love. Set in an Inupiat village as a mine moves in and the winter dark closes, this is Alaskan folk horror with real anger in its bones.
- [Don’t Leave Her Alone by Desirée de Fez Review: A Family Love That Bleeds](https://gnofhorror.com/dont-leave-her-alone-by-desiree-de-fez-review/): Desirée de Fez's debut novel follows a mother and two daughters who can't stand to be apart, until Christmas Eve in a shopping centre splits them open. Our Don't Leave Her Alone review explains why this Spanish body horror novel, translated by Lizzie Davis, deserves a place on every horror shelf this autumn. Motherhood body horror fans should clear a space on the shelf.
- [Other Mommy Review: Creepiness That Picks a Particular Scab](https://gnofhorror.com/other-mommy-review/): Rob Savage's Other Mommy casts Jessica Chastain as both a mother and the mommy-shaped entity who wants her daughter's permission to become human. Hope Madden finds an imaginary friend horror that corners itself, yet stays unpredictable thanks to a strong cast led by young Arabella Olivia Clark.
- [British Fantasy Awards 2026: Best Horror Novel Shortlist Ranked](https://gnofhorror.com/british-fantasy-awards-best-horror-novel-ranked/): All six books on the British Fantasy Awards 2026 shortlist for Best Horror Novel, ranked ahead of FantasyCon in Glasgow. Stephen Graham Jones, Dan Howarth, Grady Hendrix, MK Hardy, Kat Dunn and Gretchen Felker-Martin are all in the running for the August Derleth Award. Here is where each one lands, and why.
- [Lizzie Borden Films and Fiction: Which Version Gets Her Right?](https://gnofhorror.com/lizzie-borden-films/): Kit Whitfield's What's On Shudder column puts Lizzie Borden films on trial, from Lizzie on Shudder to The Legend of Lizzie Borden 1975 and Lizzie Borden Took An Ax. Then she turns to Angela Carter's Lizzie Borden, told in The Fall River Axe Murders and Lizzie's Tiger, to ask why nobody can quite pin this woman down.

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- [Dean Cade](https://gnofhorror.com/series/dean-cade/)
- [E.L. CHEN](https://gnofhorror.com/series/e-l-chen/)
- [Eliza Jabore](https://gnofhorror.com/series/eliza-jabore/)
- [Halloween Fun](https://gnofhorror.com/series/halloween-fun/)
- [Hex House](https://gnofhorror.com/series/hex-house/)
- [Jasper Bark](https://gnofhorror.com/series/jasper-bark/)
- [Jeneva Rose](https://gnofhorror.com/series/jeneva-rose/)
- [Jim Butcher](https://gnofhorror.com/series/jim-butcher/)
- [Jo Salazar](https://gnofhorror.com/series/jo-salazar/)
- [Jonathan Wood](https://gnofhorror.com/series/jonathan-wood/)
- [Kelly Creagh](https://gnofhorror.com/series/kelly-creagh/)
- [Kelly McWilliams](https://gnofhorror.com/series/kelly-mcwilliams/)
- [Laura R. Samotin:](https://gnofhorror.com/series/laura-r-samotin/)
- [Mark Morris](https://gnofhorror.com/series/mark-morris/)
- [Max Doty](https://gnofhorror.com/series/max-doty/)
- [Peace Mbengei](https://gnofhorror.com/series/peace-mbengei/)
- [Philip Fracassi](https://gnofhorror.com/series/philip-fracassi/)
- [Rebecca Barrow](https://gnofhorror.com/series/rebecca-barrow/)
- [Sarah Langan](https://gnofhorror.com/series/sarah-langan/)
- [Stephanie Campisi](https://gnofhorror.com/series/stephanie-campisi/)
- [Summer Coven](https://gnofhorror.com/series/summer-coven/)
- [The Kids Are Alright](https://gnofhorror.com/series/the-kids-are-alright/)
- [The Red sacrament](https://gnofhorror.com/series/the-red-sacrament/)
- [Worst Blood](https://gnofhorror.com/series/worst-blood/)