7 Beloved Authors Who Occasionally Dabbled in Horror
Column by Emmanuel Nataf
Seasoned horror fans might know the complete works of Lovecraft & Poe, but how familiar are they with chilling works by Edith Wharton & Truman Capote? Find out as we get into some Horror deep cuts.
The Walking Dead Pilot: Saying Hello Again to "Days Gone Bye"
Column by Fred Venturini
A craft-based look at The Walking Dead pilot, "Days Gone Bye," examining how time, silence, and intelligent storytelling choices helped create a launching pad for one of the most popular shows on TV.
Storyville: Activities to Feed Your Dark Creative Soul Around Halloween
Column by Richard Thomas
A few ideas on how to tap into your inner darkness, as we approach Halloween.
Library Love: I Left My Heart in the Book Drop
Column by Stephanie Bonjack
Book drops are the library furniture you never notice but always use.
The 18 Most Egregious Art Replacements From 'Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark'
Column by Peter Derk
Replacing Stephen Gammell's art from 'Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark' was a bad idea. But which drawings do we miss the most?
"It's Not a Horror Movie, It's a Psychological Thriller!"
Column by Max Booth III
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13 Halloween Themed Anthologies to Fill Your Season with Fright
Column by Annie Neugebauer
A list of yummy seasonal reading. Books on this list are overtly Halloween-themed multi-author anthologies focusing on short stories. 13 lucky options to fill your October with creepy fiction!
5 Bizarro Books That Should Be Movies
Column by Christoph Paul
Hollywood needs to go bizarro and make these five movies.
Anatomy of a Mini Flash Novel Experiment: Angel Dust
Column by Alex Behr
"Planet Grim" Author Alex Behr turns prompts into experimental prose.
Voices of the Dead: In Memories and Literary Prose
Column by David Cranmer
David Cranmer explores how literary authors Chekov, Amis, and Greene portray death in their fiction, interweaving his own experiences with the dead and why realism is compulsory in his reading.
