Reading After Dusk
Jay Rothermelby Jay Rothermel If you enjoy exploring the shadows and diving into lesser-known corners of the horror genre, then Reading After Dusk is the blog for you.
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When William Came (1913) by Saki (H.H. Munro)
Readers unfamiliar with When William Came may wish to read my notes only after reading the novel.
In his 1913 novel When William Came, Saki (H.H. Munro) delivers a brilliant, biting work that begins with the familiar air of a drawing-room...
Deadlight (1968) by Archie Roy
Readers unfamiliar with Deadlight may wish to read my note only after reading the novel.
My thanks to the writers of the Tartarus Press book Literary Hauntings: A Gazetteer of Literary Ghost Stories (2023) Edited by R.B. Russell, Rosalie P...
City (1951) by Clifford D. Simak
Readers unfamiliar with City may wish to read my notes only after reading the story sequence.
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In Clifford D. Simak’s City, the term "cobbly worlds" represents a mystery—a series of multiple, co-existing planes of reality that the d...
How to Write Horror Fiction (1990, Writer's Digest Books) by William F. Nolan
Proverbially, the long 1980s (1975-1993) saw a gold rush for horror fiction. It was a period when product supply migrated from Bradbury, Jackson, Matheson, and bestsellers by Bloch and Ira Levin, to gleaming paperback displays at supermarke...
Nightmares (1979) edited by Charles L. Grant
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Readers unfamiliar with Nightmares may wish to read my note only after reading the anthology.
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