
Purloined Spirits and Pale Silence: Notes on Submerged Narratives
1. Submersible Edgar Allan Poe was a trickster, a hoaxster; were he peering over our shoulders as we stare at pages of his words

1. Submersible Edgar Allan Poe was a trickster, a hoaxster; were he peering over our shoulders as we stare at pages of his words

1. In the early morning hours of October 19, 1998, the Two Elk Lodge and other structures at the Vail ski resort in Colorado burst

Reactor has published my essay “Poetry from the Plague Pit: The Early Stories of Clive Barker and Joel Lane”, which explores the work of two

Today is Bob Dylan’s 85th birthday. I expect he finds that number at least as weird as the rest of us do — how did

Today is May 5, Karl Marx’s 208th birthday. Last night, celebrities got together for the annual display of wealth that is the Met Gala, this

0. When I was putting Finite Eyes together, the most fascinating pieces for me were the ones from right before COVID-19 hit the world and the

We must theorize horror. (We must horrify theory.) * …instead of arriving at a clear grip on what kind of entity is horrifying, we are

I’ve been working on a secret project: a new book. From 2018 to 2024, I wrote a blog called Finite Eyes (the title comes from a

If you read a lot of horror literature because you like to be scared, then you’re probably a normal, healthy person. If you read horror