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“THE FOX” (Book Review)
For those who subscribe to the notion that horror fiction thrives on brevity, the recent proliferation of small presses offering shorter tales of the uncanny for the equivalent price of a newsstand...
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Q&A: Writer Pat Mills on 25+ years of superhero hunting with “MARSHAL LAW”
Originally launched in 1987, MARSHAL LAW was a gob of spit in the face of superhero comics; a gleefully violent satire of the genre. The titular character was a superhero hunter, a war veteran living...
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Q+A: Stephen Volk on Cushing tribute novella “WHITSTABLE”
Perhaps best known for his screenwriting work (GOTHIC, GHOSTWATCH, THE AWAKENING) Stephen Volk has also become increasingly prominent as a writer of short genre fiction. His new novella WHITSTABLE...
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Joseph D’Lacey’s “ROADKILL” (Book Review)
Following on the heels of their previous chapbook release (Conrad Williams’ unsettling THE FOX – see our review HERE), This Is Horror return with Joseph D’Lacey’s ROADKILL, an existential tale of...
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English Town Menaced by Staring, Northampton Clown
“When you’re down here with me, you’ll float too.” -IT, Stephen King US Fango readers can be forgiven for any unfamiliarity with the UK town of Northampton. An entirely unremarkable area that prospered...
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Q&A: Kim Newman on “JOHNNY ALUCARD” and the world of “ANNO DRACULA”
Recently published by Titan Books, JOHNNY ALUCARD is the fourth novel in Kim Newman’s ANNO DRACULA sequence, a shared universe alternate history series of novels detailing a world in which Dracula...
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Q&A: Author Gary McMahon on Melancholy Ghost Story, “THE BONES OF YOU”
Acclaimed as being in the vanguard of the new wave of British horror writers, Gary McMahon has been publishing novels and short stories at a prolific clip for over a decade now. He writes about...
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