S.J. Bagley

An in depth and scholarly journal about horror with each issue, well we'll see if issue 2 ever comes out, about a specific broad topic. Most of the essays are good with a couple of rubbish. However the interviews are marvelous and these are not the "What is your favorite food?" type, but real interesting and in depth conversations on horror literature. Expect to see words like liminal, numinous, abjection, etc. This is scholarly conversation about ideas, writers, and writing.

The closest journal I can think of is Wormwood but that journal covers fantasy and decadence as well as horror. We strictly have horror here. Go buy it or get your library or school to buy it.

The one criticism I have is the typesetting is appalling and the number of typos inexcusable. You can tell the book was taken from another font size and page layout without fixing things like the hyphens, etc. Small "l" is consistently rendered as capital "I". Forget that and buy it for the content.… (plus d'informations)