Erika T. Wurth’s novel White Horse is a New York Times editors pick, a Good Morning America buzz pick, and an Indie Next, Target book of the Month, and… Read more
Thomas A. Bradley Biography
Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, I live in Drexel Hill, PA with my wife, Linda, and our rescue German shepherd, Bullet. I served with the Army Medical… Read more
Mark Allen Biography
Born in Jacksonville, Texas, 1961. I can remember when LBJ was President. U.S. Navy, retired 1980-2001. I was a U.S. Navy Independent Duty Hospital Corpsman (HM-8425) and… Read more
Kate Maruyama, Member of the Diverse Works Inclusion Community
Kate Maruyama here. Spooky reading is a joy year ‘round for those of us at the Seers’ Table, but November, with… Read more
By Shane Hawk
The captivity narrative. The Indian burial ground. The noble savage. The magical Native. Do any of these sound familiar? They’re just a small sampling of negative tropes… Read more
In this month’s column, Del Gibson and Lee Murray discuss the recent HWA Weird & Wonderful Panel, P.M. Raymond reflects on the StokerCon 2023 Self-Care for Horror Writers Panel, while… Read more
Halloween Haunts: On Being a Halloween Expert
by Lisa Morton
“How did you become a Halloween expert?”
At this point in my life, I can’t begin to tell you… Read more
The Horror Writers Association (HWA), in partnership with United for Libraries, Book Riot, Booklist, and NoveList®, a division of EBSCO Information Services (EBSCO), is proud to announce the fifth annual… Read more
Halloween Haunts: The Wolf Girl of Portsmouth, Rhode Island
by L. E. Daniels
“‘Listen to them, the children of the night. What music they make!’” That’s Dad, performing Bram… Read more
Halloween Haunts: Halloween Reading
by Kevin Wetmore
My non-horror friends always get a little excited that they can relate to me better for a few weeks. “We’re watching some scary… Read more
Halloween Haunts: The Last Trick or Treat
by Alison Armstrong
The last time I went trick or treating was the moment I realized my childhood was fading.
Every year I… Read more
Halloween Haunts: How to be Safe in the Cemetery
by Loren Rhoads
One foggy summer day, I explored the historic cemeteries a mile outside of Pescadero, California. The grass… Read more
Halloween Haunts: Our Love Story as Told by Halloween
by Jessica Hobbs
As my husband and I approach our anniversary of seventeen years together – an unusually long time for… Read more
Halloween Haunts: The Ghost with the Ruby, Ruby Lips
by Naching T. Kassa
A few years ago, during Halloween Haunts, I shared one of my most favorite scary stories… Read more
Halloween Haunts: Licensing on Halloween
by Rosemary Thorne
Children are not the only ones going door to door setting up dealings on Halloween. There are sorcerers too, knocking on the… Read more
Halloween Haunts: All The Treats!
by Linda D. Addison
Halloween has been one of my favorite holidays my whole life. As a child the idea of dressing up that… Read more
Halloween Haunts: A Halloween Poem by Maxwell I Gold
The Castle Ephialtes
By: Maxwell I. Gold
A stronghold built at the peak of my contemptuous thoughts; haunted… Read more
HALLOWEEN HAUNTS: INTERVIEW WITH A HORROR-LOVING CHILD
by Eric J. Guignard and Devin Guignard
I sat down to write this blog post, and—as I do before any writing—I read… Read more
By Tom Joyce
While working as a ghost tour guide in Edinburgh, Jan-Andrew Henderson found a spot with all the makings of a real-life horror story – an eerie graveyard,… Read more
Submissions will open next month for the newest HWA members-only anthology!
SCARING AND DARING ADVENTURES will be an anthology of original fiction stories that draw from the rich tradition of… Read more