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A promotional graphic for 'Tomino's Hell poem'. The central focus is a dark, ornate book with the title in bold red and white letters. Surrounding the book are symmetrical images of ghoulish, screaming faces and clawed hands emerging from the darkness, creating a sense of horror and urgency.

in Literary Analysis, Paranormal, Creepypasta

Tomino’s Hell: The Cursed Poem Not Meant to Be Read Out Loud

Gravestones such as these hide bodies such as those of Danny Glick.

in Literary Analysis, Iconic Authors

The (im)Permanence of Death in ‘Salem’s Lot

King Richard III awakes and recoils from his vision of angry judgmental ghosts.

in Literary Analysis, Iconic Authors

Despair and Die: Ghosts and Guilt in Shakespeare’s Richard III

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in Literary Analysis

Early Modern Drama and the Meaning of Horror

by Christopher Lieberman
in Literary Analysis

Climate Change in The Book of Accidents

by Ellie Sivins
in Interviews, Literary Analysis

Interview: Paula D. Ashe on We Are Here to Hurt Each Other

by S
in Literary Analysis

Tender Is the Flesh, and So Is the Human Condition

by Robin Moon
in Literary Analysis

An Accursed Passion: Vampirism as a Metaphor for Homophobia in Carmilla

by MD Bastek
in Literary Analysis, Iconic Authors

Why Is “The Call of Cthulhu” So Chilling?

by Sartaj Singh
in Literary Analysis

The Gothic Terror of Donna Tartt’s The Secret History

by Jamie Alvey
in Literary Analysis

Dickens’ A Christmas Carol Shows Us Our Deepest Fears

by MD Bastek
in Literary Analysis

Batman: The Long Halloween Is an Achingly Human Horror Story

by Collin Henderson
in Literary Analysis

Kealan Patrick Burke’s Dead Leaves Is Fall Perfection

by Collin Henderson
in Literary Analysis

Kealan Patrick Burke’s Kin Walks Many Fine Lines and Comes Out on Top

by Collin Henderson
in Literary Analysis

Grief, Guilt, and Dysfunctional Family Dynamics: Exploring Interview with the Vampire

by MD Bastek

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