horror from Eastern Europe
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Eastern Europe has produced its share of folklore on the subject of vampires, ghosts and things that go bump in the night, but what about modern horror fiction? Are there any notable horror authors from this part of the world?
Has Eastern Europe produced any significant non-modern horror or gothic writers? Nikolai Gogol’s vampire tale, Viy, springs to mind - are there any others?
dfordoom)Eastern Europe has produced its share of folklore on the subject of vampires, ghosts and things that go bump in the night, but what about modern horror fiction? Are there any notable horror authors from this part of the world?
Has Eastern Europe produced any significant non-modern horror or gothic writers? Nikolai Gogol’s vampire tale, Viy, springs to mind - are there any others?
