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Horror has always reflected the fears of its time. From the Gothic tales of the 19th century to the graphic, psychological horror of...

How does one pick up a pen and paper to write whatever swims in their heart when the mundane tasks of the day have taken over the mind?

The Stygian Society invites you to the first-ever Spring Conclave, a month-long writing challenge focused on time, not word count.

From ravens perched upon crumbling towers to nightingales singing mournful songs, birds have been a haunting presence in gothic literature..

Getting a book published is no small feat. Dreaming of being picked up by a traditional publisher? You must understand the process.

Protect your work from AI misuse—stay vigilant, report fraud, support ethical publishing, and advocate for human creativity in writing.

Montréal’s independent bookstores have long been at the heart of the city's cultural pulse, not just as retailers, but as spaces where ideas

Learn about dystopian literature, post-apocalyptic fiction, its history and why we love it.

Short horror stories thrive on atmosphere, suspense, and a powerful twist. Every word counts to create fear that lingers long after the end.

The third issue of The Stygian Zine  is here, offering a deeply human exploration of the shadows in our everyday lives. Titled Slices of...

For our 2024 holiday release, The Stygian Society  presents a charming departure from our typical fare. The Christmas Bird Diary ,...

In October 2024, The Stygian Society  released 13 Haunted Nights , an inventive collection of short stories celebrating the rich history...

In May 2024, The Stygian Society released its first solo-author project, Dark Flock by Montreal writer Matt Poll.

The Stygian Zine was created to maintain the anthology energy brought forth with our inaugural collection.

In July 2023, The Stygian Society launched its first publication, The Stygian Collection.