It’s 2024 and Doctor Who is back on our TV screens once again. Ncuti Gatwa is officially the Fifteenth Doctor...
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John Reppion is an English writer based in Liverpool. A lifelong fascination with folklore, Forteana, weird and forgotten history runs through all of his work, from comics (co-authored with his wife, Leah Moore), to Weird Fiction, to his essays and articles. His website is moorereppion.com and he can be found on Bluesky @johnreppion.bsky.social.
John is the editor of SPIRITS OF PLACE: an anthology published by Daily Grail Publishing featuring Alan Moore, Iain Sinclair and others.
Folk horror is a genre that is difficult to define, and there are plenty of people more than willing to...
Molly Leigh was born in 1685 in a small cottage on the outskirts of Burslem, near Stoke-on-Trent, in central England....
Throughout the Autumnal Spooky Season on Twitter, I noticed an odd trend. Questions like “why are there no dinosaur ghosts?”,...
Yesterday, Monday the 19th of September, 2022, four of the five UK terrestrial television channels showed uninterrupted coverage of the...
Since 2019, I’ve been lucky enough to have been a contributor to Hellebore Zine. Currently in its sixth bi-annual issue,...
From the strange and cruel French dish of Ortolan bunting, to the men with a mania for consuming ever more exotic and forbidden meats.
The official wolf hunting season in Britain once ran between late December and late March, but by all accounts the beasts were more-often-than-not killed whenever the opportunity arose. Indeed, wolves seem to have been hunted in the British Isles for as long as they and humans co-existed, but exactly when that period came to an end is a matter of some debate.
