Nightclubbing” by David Bowie and Iggy Pop In the summer of 1981 I moved back to New York City after spending three years ...

Folk Horror is really having a moment right now, because, honestly, what’s scarier than small towns full of small people?

The following is a conversation between translator Lizzie Davis and author Desirée de Fez, as the two discuss bringing de Fez ...

Actor. Director. Producer. Novelist. But perhaps the one word that encapsulates them all is…storyteller. “As an actor and a ...

October brings some of the coolest, cruelest, sharpest, nastiest fiction of the year, and the world of translated literature ...

At the core of Brian Raftery’s latest book Hannibal Lecter: A Life (February 10, 2026) lies a mystifying question: how does one set out to write a biography about one of America’s most elusive writers ...

We’ve all used the term male gaze to talk about a piece of media with a male at the helm, usually pointing out ways it fell ...

Nothing grabs a reader’s attention faster than an embarrassing personal anecdote, so here’s mine: In the spring of 2018, I ...

I read all types of thrillers, but the ones that tend to lure me in the most usually have a gothic layer. It’s no surprise, ...

The night when I learned that I wasn’t a tough guy, I was in my early twenties, at a Motörhead show.  This was in New York ...

I’ve never been a violent person, except perhaps in my nearly violent love of literature.  In fact, I’m a practicing Buddhist ...

Under normal circumstances (say at a watering hole sipping something gin-forward, or in a bookshop café petting the reigning ...