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Stephen Graham Jones

Trends in Horror

by Iris Just like everything else in the world, whatever makes a popular fiction topic is – at least partially – subject to fashion. The Horror genre has seen some pretty big hypes over the past few years, and with Halloween creeping ever closer, we thought we'd highlight a few for [...]

Reading the Americas: North America

by Iris Recently, when we shared our blog post about the discomfort surrounding that "American" in our name on our social media, so many people were quick to point out that technically, America is not just the USA. And they're right, of course, even if in our case it does [...]

Columbus Day: reflection on both sides of history

by Lauren October 14 is Columbus Day in the US, the holiday marking the date that the explorer/colonizer first stepped foot on what would later become the US, Central and South America. (He actually landed in the Bahamas on October 12, 1492, but a bank holiday is a bank holiday.) In [...]

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