A new piece on the Veil, "The Blood of an Englishman: On Ogres and Fathers." It's got it all, ogres, fairy tales, fathers, luxury hotels, childhood memories...
A new piece on the Veil, "The Blood of an Englishman: On Ogres and Fathers." It's got it all, ogres, fairy tales, fathers, luxury hotels, childhood memories...
The 13U Northumberland Jacks, the home baseball team of Veil country, played in their first tournament, won their first championship, and did not lose their first game....
"Why do they come here?"
"Some kind of instinct. Memory of what they used to do. This was an important place in their lives."
I'm thinking that future Gen-Z and -Alpha zombies will shuffle right past our local indoor mall...
Made a slight revision to The Veil's essay on scary clowns, adding a footnote on The Grin in the Dark by @ramseycampbell1, the most terrifying and uncanny depiction of a clown (silent-film version) in all of horror fiction https://t.co/N5LGwC5E4t
There was a time in my reading life when this cover would have ticked off every box worth ticking: the cover's red, it mentions "blood", there's a decaying graveyard and an even more decaying ghoul, and it's British