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From the minds of Samuel Bodin and Quoc Dang Tran, Marianne is an upcoming Netflix exclusive series that is scheduled to release on September 13th, 2019. This new horror show tells the tale of a young novelist who discovers that the horrors she has written about in her books have actually now seeped into the real world, and from the looks of it, she now must find a way to fight back against her own creations before they destroy her and everyone else. It is […]
Gothic.net is looking for a zombie expert to write about season 2 of The Walking Dead. Gothic.net is seeking someone who is planning on watching the show and would like to write up each episode as it airs. Writer in New York time zone preferred. WordPress and/or Photoshop experience a plus. Having read The Walking Dead comic books also a plus. Please only apply for this if you will be able to write up every single episode of the season within a couple hours of […]
Amelia G is an award-winning writer. She has authored thousands of nonfiction articles on pop culture. Her fiction is regularly honored in best of anthologies. Her academic background is in English and social psychology and she received Honors at Wesleyan University for her pop culture deconstruction of vampire legends. Locus has described her genre work as poignant. Her writing has been translated for publication into German, Russian, and French. Amelia G’s day job is being a media mogul. You can find all Gothic.net articles and […]
Anthony Izzo is the author of four horror novels: Cruel Winter, Evil Harvest, The Dark Ones, and most recently No Escape. He has a B.A. in English from D’Youville College. Tony has worked in the demolition industry and as an insurance claims analyst. When not writing, he enjoys drawing fantasy and horror art, playing guitar, pool, and spending time with his wife and sons. You can find all Gothic.net articles and fiction relating to Anthony Izzo at tag Anthony Izzo. web site: Anthony Izzo Facebook: […]
Bev Vincent is the author of The Road to the Dark Tower, the Bram Stoker Award nominated companion to Stephen King’s Dark Tower series, and The Stephen King Illustrated Companion, which was nominated for a 2010 Edgar Award and a 2009 Bram Stoker Award. His books have been translated into Dutch, Russian and Italian. His short fiction has appeared in places like Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine, From the Borderlands and The Blue Religion. In 2010, his story “The Bank Job” won the Al Blanchard Award. […]
Alexandra Sokoloff is a California native who grew up in both Northern and Southern California as the daughter of scientist and educator parents, which drove her into musical theater at an early age. She acted, sang, danced and played classical piano through the turbulent tween years, and started directing plays at age sixteen, a year she also lived in Istanbul as an AFS exchange student and began college. At U.C. Berkeley, she majored in theater and minored in everything that Berkeley has a reputation for. […]
Shade Rupe writes for both screen and printed page and (reluctantly) for the web. His book Dark Stars Rising, featuring 24 years of interviews with creators on the edge, was just published by Headpress. Roger Ebert tweeted effusively about the book and Shade Rupe still hates Twitter. You can find all Gothic.net articles and fiction relating to Shade Rupe at tag Shade Rupe. web site: ShadeRupe.com Facebook: Shade Rupe has a hate/hate relationship with Facebook books on Amazon: Shade Rupe
Matt “Panik” Kennedy is an award-winning writer and art guy. He writes for the printed page, web, and screen. His prolific sci-fi and horror nonfiction has appeared in Maxim, Swing, Giant Robot, Asian Cult Cinema, and multiple blogs. For some time, he handled every written aspect of the special features on most Anchor Bay and Blue Underground DVDs. He has translated manga for Viz, subtitled most of Takashi Miike’s early US releases, all the Panik House titles, and most of the Vitagraph Films. His memoir […]
