Well-Paced Suspense in “Greyfriars Reformatory”
A review of Frazer Lee’s new book, “Greyfriars Reformatory.”
Author: Devi Bhaduri
Fighting to Survive in “Space Station Down”
A review of Ben Bova and Doug Beason’s new novel, “Space Station Down.”
Elizabeth Moss Honors the Legacy of Shirley Jackson in “Shirley”
A review of the film adaptation of Susan Scarf Merrell’s “Shirley.”
Living In A Dream
A review of Carmen Maria Machado’s memoir, “In the Dream House.”
A Chilling Southern Gothic Novel Set In Contemporary North Carolina
A review of T. Kingfisher’s new novel, “The Twisted Ones.”
A Mother Fights A Home Invasion
A review of Helen Phillips new novel, “The Need.”
How Ellen Datlow Chooses the ‘Best Horror of the Year’
A conversation with one of the world’s most-respected genre editors.
Microbes May Be Humanity’s Last Hope
A conversation with Ted Anton, author of ‘Planet of Microbes.’
In Case You Missed the Hardcover: A Head Full of Ghosts by Paul Tremblay
In Paul Tremblay’s A Head Full of Ghosts (now in paperback), a best-selling author interviews a woman whose older sister was allegedly possessed by ghosts at the age of 14.
Magic Tigers and the Miracle of Translation in Ken Liu’s The Paper Menagerie
The theme of translation pulses through every story in the collection, which spans science fiction, magical realism, and what Liu has coined “silkpunk,” a science fiction-fantasy hybrid inspired by East Asian antiquity. The Paper Menagerie and Other Stories is a rare combination of lavish prose, characters in fascinating, unique situations, and heart-wrenching moments.
