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12 Translated Horror Stories to Chill Your Blood

So many of our greatest stories of terror and the supernatural come from faraway lands. […]

Translated from the Spanish by Annie McDermott How do we define narrative? Traditional narratives as

Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone was released when I was seven years old. It

In 2016 this small Norwich-based indie press by the name of Strangers Press published a

I love linguistics. I’ve studied (though never become fluent in) Japanese, Chinese, Korea, French, and

Many of us were disappointed when that letter never came. You know the one. But

How do you know if your story is worth telling? This is something I’ve always

One Part Woman is an intense and gripping examination of the power of ritual, tradition,

Ellen’s father was a man psychologically damaged. And though the details of that damage are

Saul Adler is an unlikeable protagonist, which is a rarity in modern fiction. When I