Stephen Graham Jones’s "The Buffalo Hunter Hunter" Concludes with a Haunting Examination of Guilt, Vengeance, and Ancestral Trauma

Fantasy Literature

DENVER, CO – The highly acclaimed, Nebula- and Stoker-winning novel, The Buffalo Hunter Hunter by Stephen Graham Jones, has reached its chilling conclusion, leaving readers of the popular "Reading the Weird" column grappling with its profound exploration of historical trauma, supernatural vengeance, and the inescapable weight of inherited

Unearthing the Mycelial Network of Myth: Zoe Gilbert on Herne the Hunter and the Living Tapestry of Folklore

Mythology and Folklore

London, UK – Beneath the surface of our everyday lives, a vast and intricate network of stories, myths, and tales quietly thrives, feeding the cultural landscape that sprouts above. Author Zoe Gilbert eloquently likens this phenomenon to mycelium, the hidden fungal mesh underpinning forests, a "gigantic, intricate system of connection that fee

Unearthing the Mycelial Network of Myth: Zoe Gilbert on Herne the Hunter and the Enduring Power of Folklore

Mythology and Folklore

London, UK – Folklore, far from being a collection of static, ancient tales, constitutes a vast, living web that subtly underpins our cultures and societies. Much like the unseen mycelial network of fungi beneath a forest floor, these narratives form an intricate system of connection, feeding and informing the stories and beliefs that emerge above

The Hunter Davenport Factor: How Prime Video’s ‘Off Campus’ Season 2 Reinvents the Briar University Romance

Film and Animation

The landscape of New Adult book-to-screen adaptations has shifted significantly with the release of Prime Video’s Off Campus. Based on the bestselling series by Elle Kennedy, the show has already made waves by successfully translating the high-stakes world of collegiate hockey and complex romance to a global audience. However, as the first season c