By JG Faherty
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Last month, actress and author Amber Benson talked to us about YA horror, literacy, her love of gory books and movies, and her writing… Read more
by JG Faherty, for the Horror Writers Association Newsletter
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Last month metal drummer extraordinaire and horror fanatic Richard Christy and I spoke about his love of horror… Read more
Enter the Crypt of Forgotten Screamers!
WwwwAAaaaRRrrrrGGgghhHHHh!!!!! It’s Halloween time again and that means you must have something appropriate spinning on the turntable, ‘natch. I don’t know about you, but… Read more
Gene O’Neill is the recipient of the Bram Stoker Award® for Superior Achievement in Long Fiction for his book The Blue Heron.
1. How would you describe The Blue Heron?… Read more
Halloween has always held a special place in my heart, even before I ever thought about becoming a horror and science fiction writer. While there is never one single reason… Read more
Halloween has always been my favorite holiday. Growing up, I relished Halloween’s approach even more than Christmas. Santa had nothing on Halloween with Jack o‘Lanterns, costumes and candy…
Every year… Read more
One of my most vivid childhood memories was of a haunted house in the neighborhood when I was young. It was the artificial variety. The guys who ran it where… Read more
Why do we do it?
Why do folks like Mike Dellosso, Brian Keene, Elizabeth Massie, Kevin Lucia, me, and any number of other writers look at the dark side of… Read more
Fans of horror and dark fantasy love Halloween. There’s a reason people watch frightening films or walk through “haunted houses” to be terrorized by college students dressed as zombies: There… Read more
Every day when he comes home from preschool, my four-year-old son, Owen, proceeds to creep us out with his artistic creations. Here are some of my favorites (with appropriate captions):… Read more
As with most authors of horror stories and ghost tales, one of my favorite times of the year is the Halloween season. My fondness for the spooky holiday stems back… Read more
Author: David A. Riley
David A. Riley began writing horror stories while still at school and had his first professional sale to Pan Books 1969, which was The Lurkers in… Read more
L.L. Soares is the recipient of the Bram Stoker Award® for Superior Achievement in a First Novel for Life Rage.
1. How would you describe Life Rage?
Life Rage is,… Read more
There are a lot of wonderful reasons to use Halloween in fiction. It’s an extraordinarily rich holiday, offering a variety of experiences. For some, it’s about the autumn season, with… Read more
October raises dark dreams of chill breezes and the aroma of dead leaves.
Dreams of streets and houses, dead black in silhouette against sunset’s orange and indigo skies.
Twilight dreams.… Read more
Author: Bruce Boston
DARK ROADS: SELECTED LONG POEMS 1971-2012
Long_Synopsis: Considered one of the leading genre/speculative poets for more than a quarter century, Bruce Boston has received the Bram Stoker… Read more
Author: James Chambers
No greater musician than Gorge ever lived in the realm of the sidhe. No faerie musician ever delved so deeply into the taboo songs and the forbidden… Read more
Author: Richard Farren Barber
Steve Granger immediately realizes there is something wrong about the gray man. When he starts to follow him Steve knows he is right. When Steve cannot… Read more
Author: James Gurley
GRAVE DANCER’S CLUB
Sleepy little Corinth, Mississippi has its share of ghosts. The bloody battle of Shiloh and the Battle of Corinth during the Civil War left… Read more
Interviewed by JG Faherty
Richard Christy is known to millions of fans as a drummer extraordinaire in the heavy/death/progressive dark metal categories for his work with Death, Iced Earth, Leash… Read more