A TV show premiered on Fox Wednesday night, called “Touch.” It is about a boy who is autistic, doesn’t speak, but has the amazing ability to see all of existence as a mathematical construct. By simply following the number lines he can discover why things happened in the past and, more importantly, what will happen [...]
Greetings again, one and all, and I apologize right off the bat if I’ve just put an Elvis Christmas carol into your heads.
This is our first new blog in over a month, and that’s not by accident or laziness or a lack of material — we decided to leave Bob’s last article up longer [...]
Hi . . . Have a seat . . . Here’s your glass . . . What? Oh yes, it’s Maker’s Mark.
I propose a toast . . . To our missing friends . . . Here’s to Charlie, Don, Alan, and Les.
What? You hadn’t heard? Yes, Les left us sometime the first week [...]
I’m not on the NYT Bestseller list (yet). I don’t get asked about agents, or whether my bank account is overflowing. But I do get asked about ideas, and more particularly – how I transform an idea into the written word.
Ideas are born of raw materials – words, images, people, places, music, memories – [...]
Long ago and far away, horror anthologies were solid money makers. That may be hard to imagine today, when most anthologies and single-author collections are lucky if they find a home in the small press, but way back in the ‘70s and ‘80s, these books actually “earned out” (in other words, they made back the [...]
Minutes ago, the Detroit Tigers lost a heartbreaker in extra innings to the Texas Rangers to fall behind 3-1 in the ALCS (side note, I actually waited all day to post this blog to include tonight’s result, a decision I now sincerely regret). Literally across the street from Comerica Field in downtown Detroit stands Ford [...]
I am, of course, appalled by Jeff Strand’s pack of lies. I can barely believe that he would have the audacity. This, after he begged me to let him work with me. I said no, of course. I mean, really, I hardly have the time to keep up with my deadlines and certainly I don’t [...]
The idea for my collaboration with James A. Moore began when I saw famous author Christopher Golden stagger out of his room at Necon, his eyes bloodshot and wide with fright. I’d never met Mr. Golden, but he grabbed my shirt by the collar and said “Whatever you do, do not — [...]
Not all blogs are created equally; some have a laser-like focus on a particular subject or theme, while others, well … they sorta ramble through various topics. This would be my humble attempt at “column B,” as I throw out the literary equivalent of a handful of buckshot and hope a few shells find their [...]
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- Night Things by Thomas F. Monteleone
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- The Troupe by Gordon Linzner
- Transients and Other Disquieting Stories by Darrell Schweitzer
- The Searing by John Coyne
- In Silence Sealed by Kathryn Ptacek
- The Gargoyle by Don D’Ammassa
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- A Cold Wind In July by Craig Shaw Gardner
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Contemporary Horror:
- The Fear Report by Elizabeth Massie
- 13 Drops of Blood by James Roy Daley
- Sympathy for the Dead by P.D. Cacek
- The Secret Backs of Things by Christopher Golden
- House of Pain by Sephera Giron
- Christmas Trees and Monkeys by Daniel G. Keohane
- White and Other Tales of Ruin by Tim Lebbon
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