After her little brother drowns, seventeen-year-old Astrid follows his voice into a winter forest, where Dvalinn, an ancient stag, devours the memories of the dead. To keep Nils with her, she must choose between forgetting her grief and preserving her love.
Before Dracula became the elegant, seductive aristocrat of Gothic fiction, the European vampire was something far more unsettling: a dead neighbour who refused to stay buried. This article explores the revenants, superstitions, burial rituals, and vampire panics that shaped the creature’s folklore
Before she became a serpent, a vampire or the beautiful woman waiting to ruin a handsome young man, Lamia was a mother who had lost everything. There are…
An old mill, a murdered bride, green hair beneath the moon, and a love story in which the ghost is somehow the only person making responsible decisions. There…
From French haunted woods to Scandinavian beings and the old forests of Eastern Europe, some places seem to remember us long after we have left them. There is…