Devi Bhaduri

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Love’s Undead Gaze in “One Yellow Eye”
“Why do we fear the ghosts of women who were murdered? Why don’t we fear the thing that made them what they are?”: An Interview with Cynthia Pelayo
The Almost-Murdered Woman and the Family Jinn: A Conversation with Amina Akhtar on “Almost Surely Dead”
A Conversation on Horrors Past and Present with Tananarive Due
Surviving Racism in Erin E. Adams’s “Jackal”
Vauhini Vara on the Dystopian Aspects of Technology, Capitalism and Privilege in “The Immortal King Rao”
The Deadliest Hearts are the Lonely Ones in Cassandra Khaw’s “Nothing But Blackened Teeth”
Knowing the Unknowable in “Dare to Know”
Salvation Through Horror in “My Heart is a Chainsaw”
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The Pathological Bloodlust of the Public Eye in “The Final Girl Support Group”