
So yeah, I love horror. I assume plenty of you reading this do too. This is why I created The Newsletter of Darkness for darklongbox.com. This weekly publication focuses on the macabre side of movies, creepy comics and feartastic fiction that deserve far more attention than they usually get. If it’s eerie, disturbing, beautifully written or illustrated, or just plain strange, I want to talk about it. And you’ll hear about it every Friday, straight from your very own inbox of darkness 🙂
I am always looking for forgotten gems, overlooked creators, and legendary stories worth revisiting. I also want to help readers decide what truly belongs in their collections, because not every old horror paperback or comic book is a masterpiece, no matter how dramatically somebody praises it. Sometimes a story is terrifying. Sometimes it’s gloriously weird. And sometimes it’s simply dreadful. I’ll tell you which is which.
What I Send Subscribers
Exclusive news: I bring news from the horror world directly to your inbox, including developments and discoveries that deserve attention before they vanish beneath the latest wave of noise.
Articles: I write about the content, the creators, eras, characters, and strange little corners of the macabre that keep me coming back for more. Expect history, context, and plenty of strong opinions along the way.
Horror quotes: I collect the eerie, grotesque, and wonderfully over-the-top lines that make horror fiction and film such a joy to experience. Some are chilling. Others are completely insane. I enjoy both varieties.
Recommendations: I point you toward forgotten gems and essential reading, whether you’re exploring pre-Code horror comics, cult cinema classics, or dread-inducing fiction favorites. the Warren era – you know, the stuff that tends to slip through the cracks.
Reviews: I give my honest take on what’s worth watching, reading, buying, and adding to your collection. I may admire a classic, but I won’t pretend every celebrated story has aged perfectly.
Opinions: I tell you what I really think about horror media, the history, the creators, and their place in the medium. Agreement is optional, naturally, but I promise not to hide behind bland marketing-drivel.
I created The Newsletter of Darkness because I want to share the material that still chills me, surprises me, or makes me turn the page or punch the remote just to find out how much stranger things can become. If you love horror and want another dispatch from the Longbox, subscribe to The Newsletter of Darkness today. Join me in digging through the shadows, and don’t miss the next edition.
