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Inkbeetle | Philip A SuggarsFantasy fiction, weird fiction and the Uncanny from Philip A. Suggars. The Lighthouse at the End of the World from Titan Books out now.
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For the love of the Monster
The Monster’s cameo in Victor Erice’s transcendent Spirit of the Beehive
I love monsters.
But what makes a good one? For me the definition is it’s a category error. Something that, no matter how hard you try, won’t conform to the boxes th...
Lost horrors: how the eerie telly of the 1970s birthed liminal dread
The liminal is always there, waiting for us. That empty classroom, quiet after all the kids have gone home. The cracked tarmac of the car park late in the afternoon. Any hotel room ever. In any hotel. All deserted, but freighted with presen...
This is not a Newsletter*
About fifteen years ago, I was in mid-town Manhattan standing in the monolithic Barnes and Noble on Fifth Avenue. I’d not long had my first short story published. I’d just bought a copy of Michael Chabon’s wonderful Kavalier and Clay and I...
On mystique and why once it’s gone you can never get it back
Sorry … this post has nothing to do with that Mystique, but she’s cool, so here she is.
This is my first (slightly grumpy) post of the new year and so, because I’ve been thinking about this subject matter a fair bit (and also because I am...
#13 Re-run of the Repressed
[Contains mild spoilers for Alien: Earth, Halloween, Friday the 13th, My Bloody Valentine and A Nightmare on Elm Street]
The idea for this issue has been gestating in my chest ever since I watched the last couple of episodes of FX’s Alien:...
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Haunted pop culture: fantasy, weird fiction and the uncanny. Debut novel The Lighthouse at the End of the World published by Titan Books. “This is British speculative fiction doing something new.” Jim McLeod
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