Two cities construct a giant formed of the coordinated bodies of thousands of men, women, and children the likes of which has never been seen on this earth (outside Renaissance paintings of hell and the frontispiece of Thomas Hobbes’s Leviathan).

Two cities construct a giant formed of the coordinated bodies of thousands of men, women, and children the likes of which has never been seen on this earth (outside Renaissance paintings of hell and the frontispiece of Thomas Hobbes’s Leviathan).
Why the ending of E. Paul Wilson';s “Soft” anticipates The Last of Us and the aftermath of COVID-19.
A weird emanation of energy straight out of Blue Man Group, the "blue bodies" are doubles that haunt the narrator of "The New Rays."
"With a roar and a howl the thing was upon us, out of total darkness."
In which a painter becomes seduced by the abject, vampiric evil of a landscape.
A weird sea voyage into bizarre dimensions.
A terrifying story about a tiny gap in a bookshelf.
The Dunwich horror is a metonym for the genre of weird fiction as a whole
What terrible things lie outside of our everyday perception?
Who can resist the Siren call of the Pit?