What the body remembers: Naben Ruthnum examines corporeality and identity in his novella Helpmeet
Ruthnum’s brief work of fin-de-siècle body horror reads like a mash-up of David Cronenberg and Henry James.
The death, rebirth, and afterlife of the author in Naben Ruthnum’s A Hero of Our Time
In his debut literary novel under his own name, Ruthnum provides a slippery, serpentine narrative that calls into question notions of identity and narrative stability.
Michael Kelly branches out with a throwback to the pulp periodicals of yore
Weird Horror, an offshoot of the publisher’s book imprint, Undertow Publications, is a nostalgic magazine in the EC Comics, Weird Tales vein.
Nathan Ripley on the intimidation of writing in “the best genre”
The author of psychological thrillers says his respect for the horror genre may explain why he has had difficulty writing in the genre.