Ghost Horses Writing
Ghost Horses Writing PageAspiring horror fiction writer and fan of all things sinister, strange, and spine-chilling! A psychology MSc graduate currently working for the University of Oxford
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A Quick Rant About the New Carrie Miniseries
Image from Entertainment Weekly (https://ew.com/carrie-tv-series-first-look-mike-flanagan-modern-twist-exclusive-12015053)
TDLR: images from the new Mike Flanagan Carrie miniseries have been released, and I have THOUGHTS.
In an age of stu...
Book Review: There Is No Antimemetics Division, by qntm (Spoiler-free)
Introduction
In my SCP article, I may have overlooked one key aspect of the site’s enormous roster: the antimemes. This is the only part of SCP that has really hit the mainstream, all thanks to British writer Sam Hughes (AKA qntm)’s d...
Fearful Folklore: Secure, Contain, Protect
Introduction
While the world burns down and the Epstein files remain unreleased, we can thank our lucky stars for one positive the 2020s have brought us: the glut of new conceptual horror media. Not only are authors exploring new ways...
Book Review: The Massacre of Mankind, by Stephen Baxter, AKA the Authorised Sequel to The War of the Worlds, by H.G Wells
Let me preface this review by stating something very important: I love H.G. Wells’ The War of the Worlds. It’s one of the great masterpieces of science fiction, the defining work on alien invasion stories, and, arguably, the book that broug...
Book Review: The Exorcist, by William Peter Blatty
Is this the most chilling book cover of all time?
It took me a little by surprise when I discovered that the 1973 film The Exorcist, often considered one of the greatest horror films ever made, was based on a book. I later asked some peopl...
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