Author: Stephanie Ellis

WiHM 2025: Is it Downhill After 50(+) for Women in Horror Part 2

Is it Downhill After 50(+) for Women in Horror

Part Two

by Stephanie Ellis

Recap: I recently wrote a blog post of this title (which can be read here) because I wanted to find other older female writers in the genre and see if any of their experiences mirrored mine. I wanted to see if I was making assumptions and if my perceptions were misconceived, or if my experiences were shared by others. I asked a number of questions and several writers volunteered their answers and I’d like to give the following a huge thank you for giving their time to respond. These include: Alma Katsu, Alyson Faye, Beverley Lee, Catherine McCarthy, CC Winchester/Carla Conorino, Erin Al-Mehairi, Ruthann Jagge, and Valerie B. Williams. In addition, a handful of writers also offered one or two comments online. This continues from the previous post.

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WiHM 2025: Is it Downhill After 50(+) for Women in Horror Part 1

Is it Downhill After 50(+) for Women in Horror

Part One

by Stephanie Ellis

I recently wrote a blog post of this title (which can be read here) because I wanted to find other older female writers in the genre and see if any of their experiences mirrored mine. I wanted to see if I was making assumptions and if my perceptions were misconceived, or if my experiences were shared by others. I asked a number of questions and several writers volunteered their answers and I’d like to give the following a huge thank you for giving their time to respond. These include: Alma Katsu, Alyson Faye, Beverley Lee, Catherine McCarthy, CC Winchester/Carla Conorino, Erin Al-Mehairi, Ruthann Jagge, and Valerie B. Williams. In addition, a handful of writers also offered one or two comments online.

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Indie Bookshelf Releases 01/03/2025

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Indie Bookshelf Releases 12/27/2024

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Indie Bookshelf Releases 12/20/2024

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Epeolatry Book Review: The Damnations – M.R. James Short Stories, A Special Ramsey Campbell Edition

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Title: The Damnations: M.R. James Short Stories
Author: M.R. James, A Special Ramsey Campbell Edition
Genre: Ghost Stories
Publisher: Flame Tree Press
Date: 14th October, 2025

Synopsis: “Ramsey Campbell is the nearest thing we have to an heir to M.R. James” – Times. Special Collector’s edition of the old master of the supernatural story, by the current one!

Special, collectable hardcover edition for Ramsey Campbell’s 60 years in publication.

With his subtle sense of dread and use modern settings, M.R. James’ ghost stories formed a firm foundation for the modern horror story with his presence felt in all forms of literature and media. This special collectable edition of short stories features a new introduction by the greatest current inheritor of the Jamesian mantle, Ramsey Campbell, along with one of Ramsey’s own tales.

The Ramsey Campbell Special Editions. Campbell is the greatest inheritor of a tradition that reaches back through H.P. Lovecraft and M.R. James to Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and the early Gothic writers. The dark, masterful work of the painter Henry Fuseli, a friend of Mary Wollstonecraft, is used on these special editions to invoke early literary investigations into the supernatural.

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Indie Bookshelf Releases 12/13/2024

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Indie Bookshelf Releases 12/06/2024

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