Welcome to Wales Arts Review’s Halloween Special 2015, our annual celebration of the ghoulish and macabre. This year we are very proud to publish an exclusive and free collection of short stories from a selection of top writers, including Niall Griffiths, Rebecca F. John, Jo Mazelis and many more. And to top it off we have some of the stories read by actors in our FMIC Podcast Special. Just click the image below to download the pdf and follow the link to stream or download the podcast.
Gary and Gray visit an old graveyard in the dead of night in search of some tales of terror.
- ‘The Luminous Valley’ by Georgia Carys Williams (read by Laura Prior)
- ‘Tick’ by Rebecca F. John (read by Matthew Schmolley)
- ‘In the Flames of the King James Bible’ by Gary Raymond (read by Laura Prior)
- ‘Anguila Place’ by Mark Blayney (read by Alexander Ferris)
Halloween Special 2015:
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50 Greatest Horror Movies You May Not Have Heard Of
As Halloween Approaches, Gary Raymond and Gray Taylor of Wales Arts Review, present a list of the 50 greatest horror movies you may not have heard of – the perfect list for all those who are looking for something a little different during spooky season. Horror films have been a major part of cinema throughout its entire history, and they continue to be so in the present day. Rather than go for one of the classic horror films you have seen a million times, why not go for a new scare with one of the films on our list!
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