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28 Aug 2014:Irish gothic horror writer known for works including Uncle Silas and Carmilla also invested in newspapers in Dublin
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28 Aug 2014:
Kim Newman: A timely Google doodle reminds us that, two centuries after his birth, the writer's sophisticated variations on vampire and ghost stories retain their eerie power
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20 Aug 2014:
Howard Phillips Lovecraft was born on this day in 1890. We celebrate his birthday with 10 titbits about the father of weird and wonderful horror
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20 Aug 2014: Eric Brown on Joe Abercrombie's Half a King, Chris Evans and Roy Kettle's Future Perfect, Rebecca Levene's Smiler's Fair, Trudi Canavan's Thief's Magic and Best British Horror 2014
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19 Aug 2014: Nicholas Lezard's paperback of the week: The Fens make the perfect eerie backdrop for a dark ages whodunnit based on a true story
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17 Aug 2014:
Canadian comic artist Emily Carroll compels with her lavishly illustrated gothic tales, writes Rachel Cooke
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15 Aug 2014: Whereas Victorian writers could rely on repressed sexuality to generate unease, today's horror and fantasy novels put sex on the front cover. But the best new examples of the genre still bring up the things we don't like to talk about, writes Damien Walter
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13 Aug 2014:
From Robert Bloch's Psycho to Chekhov's Lady With the Dog, Mark Watson explores the magnetism of hotels for novelists
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11 Aug 2014:
Alison Flood: As Victor Frankenstein gets a sex change and heads for YouTube, we track down the strangest literary adaptations of the genre-launching 1818 horror novel
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7 Aug 2014: Help the master of horror to unveil the cover for his latest novel
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30 Jul 2014:
A deeply spooky story of a man falling apart, this is perfect terror in the sunshine – but watch out once night has fallen
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25 Jul 2014:
A universe of superheroes, doctors, Jedis and wizards - Megan Quibell gives the lowdown on the UK's fantastical celebration of young adult fiction
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24 Jul 2014: This tale of a possessed killer in a town of repossessions shows that horror can be the best way to explain our unbelievable reality, writes Stuart Kelly
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24 Jul 2014:
Originally published in the Manchester Guardian on 24 July 1844: Lamentable difference exists between the witchcraft of modern romance and the witchcraft of ancient superstition
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15 Jul 2014:
After a heavy bout of reading – or a bout of heavy reading – the return to reality can be painful. Tell us about your worst mornings after the book before
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