by Marge Simon
Hi, folks! Marge Simon here. I’m your current Chair of the Board of Trustees, and I have edited a column on Dark Poetry for the HWA NL… Read more
Bruce Boston is the recipient of the 2010 Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in a Poetry Collection. He is the author of forty-eight books and chapbooks, including the novels The… Read more
by Scott Baker
Are zombies still relevant in today’s horror genre?
It’s a legitimate question. Since the 1990s, a seemingly endless influx of zombie fiction, movies, and video games has… Read more
by Scott Kenemore
This summer, I used the internet funding tool Kickstarter.com to raise over $1,000 towards research for my new novel-in-process Zombie, Illinois. It was fast, easy, and allowed… Read more
by Brett Talley
When I signed a contract to publish my first novel, That Which Should Not Be, I was a complete neophyte in regards to the writing industry. Since… Read more
Lisa Morton won the 2010 Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in First Novel for The Castle of Los Angeles, published by Gray Friar Press. In addition to nearly 50… Read more
by JG Faherty
Growing up as I did in a small, rural town, Halloween was a much different experience than for people in larger towns or cities. Oh, sure, we… Read more
by Araminta Star Matthews
When Rachel and I met in college, we learned that most of our small town assumed we were the same person. Our hair was the same… Read more
Norman Prentiss won the 2010 Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in Long Fiction for Invisible Fences, published by Cemetery Dance (www.cemeterydance.com) and recently released as an e-book. He also… Read more
by Janice Gable Bashman and Jonathan Maberry
Halloween is one of our favorite times of year. You can’t go wrong with the spooky and the creepy. The gory and the… Read more
by James Chambers
To be honest, I can’t say for certain whether or not the dead have the best candy. But, I know they can arrange for some nasty Halloween… Read more