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The Stokers nomination list is out! Horror Writers Association announces Nominations for the 2010 Bram Stoker Award Superior Achievement in a Novel HORNS by Joe Hill (William Morrow) ROT AND RUIN by Jonathan Maberry (Simon & Schuster) DEAD LOVE by Linda Watanabe McFerrin (Stone Bridge Press) APOCALYPSE OF THE DEAD by Joe McKinney (Pinnacle) DWELLER […]
Question: What 2010 horror releases (film or book) did you find most notable? The results are in from our Gothic.net Panel of Experts. Literary horror culture is aware of history and how literature, in whatever medium, builds upon what came before. So a lot of us spent 2010 catching up on releases from prior years […]
DEATHWATCH, the explosive new novella collection from Bram Stoker Award-Winning Author Lisa Mannetti. In Dissolution, Stuart Granville is a would-be medical student from the South who’s been expelled for drinking and believes he’s heading north to Hyde Park, New York to tutor twin girls. Instead, he discovers that his charges, Abby and Eleanor, have never […]
James Patterson might not have written a whole novel on his own in years, but his name still equals best-selling thriller every time. So the James Patterson brand is a powerful one. His newest, Tick Tock, written with frequent collaborator Michael Ledwidge, is at the top of the current New York Times Hardcover Fiction best […]
BRAM STOKER AWARD-FINALIST BEST FIRST NOVEL THE GENTLING BOX by Lisa Mannetti: The philosophies of the Age of Enlightenment create sweeping changes throughout 19th Century Europe, but to Hungary’s despised nomads, the gypsies, the world is still a dark and very dangerous landscape. Adversaries both mortal and supernatural lurk in the shadows, waiting to strike […]
Locke and Key is of course based on the comic by Joe Hill. Joe Hill is perhaps best known for being the fruit of Stephen King’s loins, but he is really a very very very talented writer. Some people have genius in their blood, but it is recessive, but Joe Hill has it. Deadline Hollywood […]
Dark Stars Rising: Conversations from the Outer Realms by Shade Rupe has been published by Headpress. Review “The most fearsome creatures in the transgressive cinema.” – Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times “An untamed grab bag of gonzo weirdos in one lovingly sculpted collection. A must-have for miscreants of almost every persuasion.” – Chris Alexander, Fangoria “There […]
