No one captured our imaginations as children in quite the way that Roald Dahl did. Classic after classic, from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory to Matilda, filled our heads with the bizarre, the twisted, and the truth about the difficulties of youth. Mari Ness...
Since Cemetery Dance has had some requests lately for information about Stephen King books, they thought they would end the week with a summary of their bestselling books and eBooks for Stephen King fans: Doctor Sleep In Doctor Sleep, Stephen King returns to the...
Subterranean Press has announced that next year’s Brian Lumley title, Necroscope: The Mobius Murders, is now available for preorder. The Mobius Murders is a prime time Harry Keough short novel of 50,000 words. Bob Eggleton has done his usual exemplary job, with...
Lord of Illusions Directed by Clive Barker United Artists/Seraphim Films Review by Anthony C. Francis Clive Barker’s Lord of Illusions is a lost treasure of a horror film. Ignored upon its release in 1995, it is a fantastic mix of dark magic, detective thriller, and...
It began with a simple idea: post flash fiction stories to Feverish Fiction every week based on different themes. Primarily, the stories would include a broad variation from classic horror, pulp, gore and dark bizarro. Soon, the website was getting 1000 unique...
The next Fantastic Fiction at KGB reading series get together, hosted by Ellen Datlow and Matthew Kressel, will present Brian Keene, the author of over thirty novels, most recently Entombed and An Occurrence In Crazy Bear Valley. He also writes comic books for DC and...
