News From the Dead Zone: Faces in the Crowd
Baseball is a leisurely sport. There are no scrambles in front of the net, no breakaways. No rushing the quarterback or interceptions returned for a touchdown.
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Dueling Minds: One Painting, Six Authors, One Amazing Collection
Readers love to compare writers to each other; it’s one of the ways we have of explaining why we like a particular author’s work. We like so-and-so because he writes characters as good as Stephen King’s; we like such-and-such because she writes atmospheric stories reminiscent of Charles L. Grant and Ray Bradbury.
Small Press Spotlight: Subterranean Press
Calling Subterranean Press a “small press” at this point is not entirely accurate.
Writers You Should Be Reading: Gary Braunbeck
Most horror authors simply make up the demons and ghouls and horrible beasts they write about.
Reboots, Remakes…Rewrites?
There are no new ideas. There are only new ways of making them felt. – Audre Lorde
Lifetime Orders 'Witches of East End' Pilot
Undeterred by the failure of recent witch-based programming on television (Oh Secret Circle and Witches of Eastwick, we hardly knew ye!), Lifetime has ordered an adaption of author Melissa de la Cruz's Witches of East End to pilot.
Old-World Horrors Abound in McCammon's ‘The Providence Rider'
At first glance, FEARnet may seem like an odd place to review a book like The Providence Rider. After all, it's more of a historical thriller than a horror novel. There's no sorcery, no supernatural trappings, no lurking
Check Out a New Image of Jennifer Lawrence in 'House at the End of the Street' + Tie-In Book News
We just received word that Little, Brown Books for Young Readers will publish a House at the End of the Street move tie-in book on August 21st.
A Special Edition Wish List
This week has seen one bit of exciting book news and one very enticing book-related rumor that should have fans of a couple of classic horror novels salivating.
Exclusive: Annotated Edition of Clive Barker's 'Cabal' Featuring Exciting List of Contributors Set for Release
Fans of poetic horror scribe Clive Barker have been ecstatic over recent news that Nightbreed: The Cabal Cut will be heading to Blu-ray soon. The 1990 film — directed by Barker and adapted from the author's 1988 novella Cabal — has had a long and troubled history after studio Morgan Creek imposed re-shoots and
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