Tag: Horror
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GRIMM RETOLD edited by LCW Allingham and River Eno (COVER REVEAL)
Today, we’re thrilled to be taking part in the cover reveal for an exciting new anthology from editors LCW Allingham and River Eno, and Speculation Publications! ... -
HORROR – Roundtable Interview Women in SFF
Welcome to the Fantasy Hive and our Women in SFF feature! Women writing Horror has received some long-awaited attention recently, so we’re thrilled you could ... -
LOST IN THE GARDEN by Adam S. Leslie (BOOK REVIEW)
“STAY AWAY FROM ALMANBY. Almanby is dangerous. Go anywhere, but don’t go to Almanby. But no one ever specified why. No one thought to impress upon ... -
SLEWFOOT by Brom (BOOK REVIEW)
Reading Brom’s Slewfoot feels like reading a work of art. From the wider physicality of the book to the illustrated chapter headings, to the evocative prose: ... -
THE HUNGRY DARK by Jen Williams (BOOK REVIEW)
With each step the candlelight dwindled, darkness seeping around his feet like a dangerous riptide. Soon it felt like he was walking into a darkness so ... -
When It Turns Out You’re Foreign – GUEST POST by Jennifer Thorne (DIAVOLA)
We’re very excited to welcome Jennifer Thorne to the Hive! Jennifer’s Italian supernatural thriller Diavola is out this week from Titan Books, and to celebrate, she’s written ... -
THE HUNGRY DARK by Jen Williams (EXCERPT)
I’m very excited today to share with you an excerpt from Jen Williams’ upcoming supernatural thrilled THE HUNGRY DARK Due for release in April this year, The ... -
BLOOD RED by Gabriela Ponce translated by Sarah Booker (BOOK REVIEW)
“I wallow on the bathroom tiles, a red dot in this white universe. My solitude is writhing in a pain I never understood. I think about ... -
DEAD LETTERS: EPISODES OF EPISTOLARY HORROR edited by Jacob Steven Mohr (BOOK REVIEW)
Dead Letters: Episodes of Epistolary Horror What a year it’s been for anthologies. For years, I’ve read creepy short stories before bed. From MR James to ... -
MY BROTHER’S KEEPER by Tim Powers (BOOK REVIEW)
“Because I’m not like you – I ache at anonymity, insignificance! Oh, I’m sorry, but – you’re content with the fact that a hundred years after ...
