Katie Marie
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SCP-231: A Dive into Female Suffering
The review of SCP-231 highlights the unsettling portrayal of female suffering and institutionalized disability within the…
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Out Today! Ink & Eldritch
The third issue of Ink and Eldritch has been released. This quarterly newsletter focuses on intentional…
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Book vs. Film: How Shutter Island Challenges Perceptions of Reality
The analysis of Shutter Island reveals fundamental differences between Dennis Lehane’s book and Martin Scorsese’s film.…
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Haunted Norfolk: Unveiling Haunted History of Sandringham
Sandringham Estate holds chilling ghost stories that intertwine with British royal history, revealing deep connections between…
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Where Connections Lead: Featuring my Short Story Brush Stroke is Available for Pre-Order
Excited to announce that my short story “Brush Stroke” is available for preorder in the anthology…
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Horror Writing: Exploring the Psychological Dimensions of Grief in Horror Narratives
Grief in horror literature transcends mere sadness, becoming a catalyst for deeper fears and psychological exploration.…
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Stephen King: Are They Inclusive or Just Props?
Stephen King’s The Dark Tower prompts critical discussions on character representation, particularly concerning Eddie’s brother Henry…
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Disabled in the Dark: Analyzing the Role of Accessibility in Horror Events
To create inclusive horror events, planners must prioritize accessibility for guests with disabilities. This involves thoughtful…
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Writing Horror: Disabled Characters in Survival Horror
Survival horror narratives often neglect disabled characters, depicting them as helpless. To reflect true resilience, writers…
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Real world Horror: Crime Memorabilia and the Social Impact of Dehumanization
Crime memorabilia raises ethical concerns, objectifying killers and overshadowing victims. It fuels fascination with criminals, distorting…
Katie Marie Robinson-Sherlock 