Loading ...“It has become clear over time that my broad definition of horror isn’t shared by all. While I consider horror to rely upon characterization and atmosphere, the common horror field — its editors, its publishers, its writers, and its readers — seem to rely upon what I could consider overdone, overly familiar storylines with oftentimes overlooked characters and no atmosphere whatsoever. It has begun to be whispered to me and around me that Wicked Hollow is no horror magazine at all, instead a magazine of dark fantasy, or dark literature, or gothic literature, or whatever that specific person feels is an appropriate label for the contents herein. When an issue of Wicked Hollow received a semi-negative review strictly on the grounds it wasn’t horror, I decided it was time for a change in marketing. ”
http://www.blindside.net/WickedHollow/
(4.43 out of 5)
