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Oliver Darkshire's Isabella Nagg and the Pot of Basil is a delightful, Pratchett-esque story brimming with footnotes and satire, and inspired by one character in Boccaccio’s The Decameron. Read Vanessa Armstrong's review! reactormag.com/book-review-is…

We are delighted to bring you a delicious excerpt from Victoria/V.E. Schwab's Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil–and the toxic lesbian vampires you've been waiting for: reactormag.com/excerpts-bury-…

From Hill House to the subway tunnels of NYC, some settings and stories tap directly into our primal fear of darkness (and what might be lurking out there in the dark)! What are your favorite examples? reactormag.com/five-horror-bo…

Our Anime Spotlight shines on "The Apothecary Diaries," a tale of courtesans and concubines that manages to tell a charmingly thoughtful, progressive, and feminist story: reactormag.com/the-apothecary…

Well, you've gotta find a retirement hobby somehow! The trailer for the Thursday Murder Club is on the case: reactormag.com/the-thursday-m…

An empathy-genersting fungus is the hip new lifestyle accessory that defeats vigilantes and finds you the job of your dreams... Next week. "Slippernet" by Nisi Shawl! Art by Jabari Weathers Edited by Aislyn

The story of a small town beset by vampires by horror's most famous author should be an easy win for Hollywood. But Salem's Lot has struggled to make it to the big screen–and when it does, it falls flat. In this new featured essay, Don Kaye examines why: reactormag.com/the-long-stran…

We are thrilled to help reveal the cover for Caskey Russell's The Door on the Sea! Based in Tlingit indigenous tradition, Elān must embark on a quest to retrieve a powerful weapon and save his home–with the help of an unlikely party... reactormag.com/cover-reveal-t…

Captain Nemo welcomes you aboard to the Nautilus trailer: reactormag.com/a-new-trailer-…

After eight years, The Handmaid's Tale has come to an end. Natalie Zutter reviews the series finale, reflects on how we got there, and looks ahead to where The Testaments will pick up: reactormag.com/the-handmaids-…

If you're squeamish about eye stuff, or Pete Davidson torture scenes, the trailer for The Home might not be for you: reactormag.com/you-might-want…

Your outie is interested in the possibility of Severance spinoff shows. reactormag.com/ben-stiller-te…

From the personal library of David Lynch

What's one way to get close to the royal court? Steal the spotlight. And try not to make the royals mad. We're excited to share an excerpt from A Dance of Lies, Brittney Arena's (Brittney Arena (Updates only)) thrilling romantasy! reactormag.com/excerpts-a-dan…

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Malware, SecUnit attacks, and Sanctuary Moon fanfiction–the latest episode of Murderbot may be the best yet. Let's talk about "Escape Velocity"! #murderbot reactormag.com/tv-review-murd…

"I love a novel that reminds its readers, cleverly and endearingly, that there is always so much more to learn." Molly Templeton reviews Emily Tesh's The Incandescent, a magical love letter to teaching: reactormag.com/book-review-th…

Announcing my intent to bid on David Lynch's pin-up collection

Who had a potential new Dresden Files series on their Bingo card?? reactormag.com/jim-butcher-dr…

This AAPI month, we're highlighting some favorites from the Reactor team! What are your favorites?