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gnofhorror.com > scott-hawkins-interview-blacktail-and-mount-char

Scott Hawkins Interview: Blacktail and The Library at Mount Char

6+ day, 17+ hour ago   (712+ words) The Ginger Nuts of Horror Review Website The Heart and Soul of Horror Scott Hawkins on why Blacktail is dark fantasy, not horror Scott Hawkins spent eleven years between books, and readers of The Library at Mount Char have spent…...

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gnofhorror.com > rachel-harrison-interview-kiss-slay-replay

An Interview with Rachel Harrison: You Keep Waking Up and It’s Still a Massacre

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (972+ words) The Ginger Nuts of Horror Review Website The Heart and Soul of Horror The masked killer was never the point. The loop is the monster. I usually have the concept and the themes I want to explore first. Then I…...

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gnofhorror.com > pictures-of-you-by-josh-malerman-review

Josh Malerman’s Pictures of You Review: The Bird Box Author Turns You Into the Painting

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (703+ words) The Ginger Nuts of Horror Review Website The Heart and Soul of Horror A superb, unnerving concept that Malerman almost, but not quite, holds perfectly still. Malerman hands you a frame with nothing in it, then makes you understand, with…...