Kick Off Women In Horror Month With Beautiful Nightmares

February is bitterly cold where I live, but Women In Horror Month is about to heat things up with a new anthology launched from Vamptasy Publishing! Beautiful Nightmares: A Women of Horror Anthology is a collection of stories from 11 authors. To celebrate, the publishers are hosting a Launch Party on Facebook TODAY with various authors…

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COVER REVEAL: Next Girl To Die by Dea Poirier

Bloody Bookish is SO EXCITED to take part in the cover reveal for Dea Poirier’s new book! ABOUT NEXT GIRL TO DIE Solving the case will avenge her sister—unless the killer finds her first. It’s been fifteen years since Claire Calderwood’s sister, Rachel, was brutally murdered in their small hometown in Maine. Claire has finally…

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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: Dark Rainbow Vol. 1

Do you write LGBTQ dark #erotica? Riverdale Avenue Books is looking for short stories for Dark Rainbow Vol. 1. Dark Rainbow will explore a wicked hunger within the LGBT sphere with exciting short stories that thrill the reader and all of their senses, but also send shivers down their spine. Send us the type of…

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Spotlight on Nancy Kilpatrick

After the rousing success of Group Hex Vol. 1 at its recent launch party in Toronto, I’m more than happy to continue shining the spotlight on its featured authors. It’s an absolute honor for me to welcome Nancy Kilpatrick to Bloody Bookish today! She shares insight into her story included in the anthology, as well…

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Spotlight on Sephera Giron

It has been fantastic getting to know the authors behind the stories in Group Hex Vol. 1, and the fun continues today! Author & editor extraordinaire Sephera Giron has stopped by the blog today to share insight into her story, “Trick of the Light”. She also shares updates on her upcoming works, as well as…

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Spotlight on Stephen B. Pearl

Stephen B. Pearl, whose tale, Abandon Hope All Yea Who Enter Here, shares his inspiration for writing the story and how pinpointing universal triggers can bring about more effective horrors in one’s writing.

Spotlight on Andrew Robertson

Author Andrew Robertson chats about the horror genre, his latest writerly exploits and the importance of being a creative renegade