The Gateway Back to Gothic: 13 Gothic Horror Books by BIPOC Authors
The first gothic story I remember falling in love with was The Phantom of the Opera. At the time, we […]
Chaos Trifecta #4: Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales of the Macabre
TW: Child death, brief mentioning of suicide I am a lover of anime, as most can probably tell by my
A Multitude of Multiverses
Multiverses are having a moment—from the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s recent excursions to Everything Everywhere All at Once to countless cartoons
Eating Endings #3: Amma’s Kitchen
One of the things I think about instead of sleeping at night is this: There is, it seems, no end
Chaos Trifecta #3: Death Note
I’ve watched Death Note three times now, and I’m planning on a fourth, which I think is most fitting given
Novella Announcement: Lovely Creatures, By KT Bryski
Eugie Award and Aurora Award finalist, playwright, and Best Science Fiction and Fantasy 2021 contributor KT Bryski’s Lovely Creatures, a
Novella Announcement: A Voice Calling, By Christopher Barzak
A Voice Calling is an obsessive tale of a family haunted by a very terrible house. Psychopomp is excited to
Eating Endings #2: The Honey Witch
Something I find funny—both in the sense of something humorous and something curious—is how consistently it seems that horror stories
It Can’t Rain All The Time: The Crow and Masculinity
Two movies released when I was eighteen years old. One was The Crow, and the other was Pulp Fiction. One
Chaos Trifecta #2: On Guilt—Bound Feet, Helpmeet, Alice in Borderland
Recently, I’ve been thinking about the ways guilt influences our actions, how it can drive us into irrationality, towards darkness,