I dropped the ball with this, but better late than never, right? For those who missed Part I, I highlighted the content we had at Divination Hollow Reviews for the first half of our annual Pride in Horror Month event! We had a month full of excellent content and it feels only right to also highlight the stuff we had during the second half of the month. And, if you like what you see and what we’re doing over there, we are looking for new contributors! We’re always welcoming new friends to our small team, so why not take a look?
Interview with Cat Voleur
I interviewed DHR contributor and horror writer Cat Voleur! I really liked this interview, and Cat truly is a great writer.
Book Review: Unreal Sex
Dai reviewed the queer erotica sci-fi anthology Unreal Sex, which he very much enjoyed!
Poem: The Goth Girls’ Gun Gang
Marisca Pichette allowed us to print three poems for this month, and this is the third! These three poems are really great, and a wonderful read.
Book Review: Bury Your Gays
I reviewed Chuck Tingle’s latest, excellent horror novel!
5 LGBTQ+ Horror Movies I Actually Like
Cat Voleur gave us a list of queer horror moves beyond the usual suspects
Book Review: I Feed Her to the Beast and the Beast Is Me
Another book review from me, and another book review for something I really, really enjoyed reading! This one is a great example of YA Horror.
Beloved: Part One and Part Two
We featured a short story on the site in two parts.
Hush, Little Baby
And another short story offering with this tale of two brothers.
Film Review: Love Lies Bleeding
Dee tackles the film Love Lies Bleeding
The Monster at My Window (Loves the Monster in My Mirror)
And we feature another short story, this one exploring queerness and disability
Interview with Dai Baddley
Contributor Dee interviews her fellow team contributor Dai!
Mad Science PIHM Edition: Cosima Niehaus of Orphan Black
And finally, as part of her series examining the portrayal of scientists in sci-fi and horror, Dee highlights queer scientist Cosima for Pride!
I hope you liked this taste of the sort of things we feature on DHR! Something I love about our annual PIHM event are the submissions we get from others, but we are open to guest posts year round, so if you have been inspired by our Pride event, feel free to contact us!
Unwrapping Words 