Stories that blur the line between beauty and the unknown.

Have you ever walked into an unfamiliar building—maybe an empty office, an eerily silent shopping mall, a long, fluorescent-lit...

For as long as I can remember, I've been obsessed by the eerie and mysterious. From spine-chilling tales to hair-raising investigations,...

Using silence, subtlety and suggestion in horror storytelling can be incredibly effective because it engages the reader's imagination,...

I listen to a lot of horror and true crime podcasts that offer a diverse range of topics, from real life hauntings and serial killers, to...

Horror doesn't have to be supernatural or paranormal to tap into our deepest fears. In fact, often the uncanny elements in horror work as...

Guess what? My short YA horror piece, 'The Flesh Garden,' just dropped in The Chamber Magazine. And the best part? You can read it online...

I'm fascinated by media that blurs the lines between reality and fiction, especially if that media leaves me perplexed, intrigued and...

I first saw Near Dark in my early teens, at the start of an epic vampire obsession that lasted almost a decade. Back then, we had The...

I recently wrote a story about a vampire - only, the story wasn't really about a vampire at all. Using horror as a metaphor for real...

Clichés are a constant debate in fiction, but horror? Horror takes it to another level. If you read, watch, or think about horror as much...

Horror has fascinated people for centuries. From ancient folklore to modern-day novels and films, we’ve always loved stories that make...

YA literature holds a special place in the hearts of readers of all ages, offering self-discovery, empowerment, and an unfiltered lens on...

My short dark fantasy / horror story “Shuffle” was published at the wonderful Kaleidotrope magazine in their summer 2015 issue. It’s a...