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Review: To The Devil – A Diva by Paul Magrs

Posted on 09/02/201809/02/2018 by Tessa Hastjarjanto

I often go to book fairs where old, rejected, unsellable books are. They’re cheap and the variety is great. Stephen King will be surrounded by many unknown writers, cookbooks next to science books, books about crafts, children’s books, but most of them are Dutch. The last time there was only one long table of English Read More

Shifty

Posted on 31/10/201701/11/2017 by Tessa Hastjarjanto

A few weeks ago, part of this story came to me. I wanted to write it and publish it on Halloween, because it seemed appropriate. There wasn’t much time left, with everything else going on, but we did it. I wrote it and Raven edited it into a better story. We had fun creating this Read More

On My Mind: That Which Unnerves

Posted on 26/05/201726/05/2017 by Raven van Dijk

There’re countless methods to provoke dread and unease in an audience, but today Raven talks about three key things that unnerve him and why – the things that feel inherently wrong, that get under his skin in all the right ways. Read More

Disjuncture: An Excerpt by Raven van Dijk

Posted on 10/03/201731/03/2017 by Raven van Dijk

As some of you know, I am currently working on what is technically a horror novel, but has grown into a cross between a ghost story, a spy novel, and psychological thriller. I, Raven, humbly present an excerpt from my upcoming novel: Disjuncture. Read More