Horror Concierge
Kimberly RamsawakA publication for the horror fan who wants to understand not just what they love, but why it matters, and for the horror writer who wants to build a Substack around that obsession.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 279 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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Wanting to Be Paid for Your Horror Writing Isn't Selling Out
Horror Concierge is where horror writers stop throwing spaghetti at the Substack wall and start writing with intention. If you've been showing up consistently but still feel like something isn't clicking with your newsletter, you're exactly...
The Freakishly Good 2025 Collection
Every Book and Movie I Vouched for in 2025. One Guide, Zero Scrolling, All Killer.
Horror Concierge is for the horror fan who wants to understand not just what they love, but why. And what that says about who they are. If horror has ever f...
Dark Passport: Haiti, The Serpent and the Rainbow, and the Zombie Hollywood Buried
The Zombie Was Never the Monster
Dark Passport is your quarterly deep dive into international horror, because sometimes the most interesting stories are whispered in different languages.
Horror Is an Intimacy Test
What Someone's Relationship With Fear Reveals About Their Relationship With You
Horror Concierge is for the horror fan who wants to understand not just what they love, but why. And what that says about who they are. If horror has ever felt...
Freakishly Good, Your Weekly Horror Edit
Life gets hectic. Your horror picks shouldn’t be.
Freakishly Good, Your Weekly Horror Edit is where taste replaces endless scrolling. Every Friday, I curate one horror book and two films worth your time. No algorithms, no trend chasing, no...
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