Skip to content
This Month's New Titles
What to Watch This Month
Sign up for our weekly newsletter Everything in one handy email.

Lorna Wallace, Author at Reactor - page 2

Home / Author / Lorna Wallace

Lorna Wallace

Lorna Wallace has a PhD in English Literature, but left the world of academia to become a freelance writer. Along with writing about all things sci-fi and horror for Reactor, she has written for Mental Floss, Fodor’s, Contingent Magazine, and Listverse. She lives in Scotland with her rescue greyhound, Misty.

Latest from Lorna Wallace

Showing 110 results

Sherman Howard as "Bub" in Day of the Dead (1985)
Lists
zombies

Five Horror Stories That Humanize Zombies

By
Comment number: 6
detail from the cover of C. Robert Cargill's Sea of Rust
Books
reading recommendations

Five Sci-Fi Stories About the Dark Side of A.I.

By
Comment number: 6
image of a spiraling clock face from the opening credits of Doctor Who
Books
Time Travel

Five Time Travel Stories About Taking Out Hitler

By
Comment number: 23
detail from the cover of James L Cambias' A Darkling Sea (art by Thom Tenery)
Books
book recommendations

Five Science Fiction Stories Set Underwater

By
Comment number: 25
detail from Edvard Munch's The Scream
Books
reading recommendations

Five Speculative Stories To Cure or Inspire an Existential Crisis

By
Comment number: 2
detail from "Knight, Death, and the Devil", an engraving by Albrecht Dürer
Books
reading recommendations

Five Horror Stories Set During the Medieval Period

By
Comment number: 10
Kether Donohue as Donna Thompson in The Bay
Lists
Horror

Five Horror Mockumentaries That Feel Scarily Real

By
Comment number: 10
Photo of a of neon light in the shape of a classic 1950s style UFO with tractor beam and rayguns
Books
reading recommendations

Five Sci-Fi Short Stories Told Through an Alien POV

By
Comment number: 10
detail from the cover of Robert Silverberg's Time of the Great Freeze (art by Brinton Turkle)
Books
reading recommendations

Five Stories Set During a Frozen Apocalypse

By
Comment number: 17
1 2 3 4 … 13

Not getting our (awesome) newsletter?

The Reactor newsletter is the best way to catch up on the world of science fiction, fantasy, pop culture, and more!

"It is shocking to find how many people do not believe they can learn, and how many more believe learning to be difficult.”

Frank Herbert, Dune

TPG 2026 • Site Credit