Thinking Horror Volume 1
Thinking Horror Volume 1 gathers critical essays exploring the horror genre. This collection features different authors who analyze what makes horror effective and its cultural impact. It's a good read for anyone wanting to understand the art of fear in stories and movies.
Jeremy R. Smith focuses on the horror genre, offering readers a closer look at its ideas and influence. He is the author of "Thinking Horror Volume 1," a book that examines various aspects of horror. If you enjoy thinking about what scares us, his work is for you.
Kurt Fawver writes chilling horror and dark fiction that explores the unsettling. His notable works include the essay collection Thinking Horror Volume 1 and the creature feature collection Test Patterns. Readers looking for a dive into the macabre will also appreciate Forever, in Pieces and The Dissolution of Small Worlds.
Michael Cisco is known for his unsettling weird fiction, with titles such as Antisocieties, The Wretch of the Sun, and Weird Fiction. He also explores the genre in his non-fiction work, Thinking Horror Volume 1.
Michael Kelly is the author of nEvermore! Tales of Murder, Mystery and the Macabre. He's a writer who clearly enjoys exploring the darker side of storytelling. If you like a good thrill with a touch of the unsettling, his work is definitely worth checking out.
Molly Tanzer (born October 29, 1981) is an American fantasy, horror, and science fiction writer. She won the Colorado Book Award for historical fiction, and as been nominated for the Locus Award, British Fantasy Award, and the Wonderland Book Award. She is known for genre-bending fiction that combines horror and fantasy with strong female protagonists, depth of characterization, and realistic interpersonal relationships. [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molly_Tanzer), 7 February 2022
Nate Southard writes within the horror genre, contributing to LampLight Volume 3 and its third issue. Readers can also explore his insights on the genre in Thinking Horror Volume 1.
Nathan Ballingrud is the editor of The Year's Best Dark Fantasy & Horror. He's a writer who knows his way around the darker corners of speculative fiction.
Simon Strantzas was born in the dead of the Canadian winter and has lived in Toronto for more than thirty years, making a name for himself writing tales of the strange and the bizarre, tales that examine the illusions that mask our malignant and corrupting universe. Over twenty of these have been sold to places as Cemetery Dance, Postscripts, and The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror, from where they spread their sickness into unsuspecting minds. There. Did you feel that? You too have just bee...
S. J. Bagley is the author of Thinking Horror Volume 1, a book that takes a critical look at the horror genre. Readers interested in understanding the mechanics and meaning behind horror will find Bagley's work a great read.