WHITSTABLE by Stephen Volk
The Halloween Countdown continues as Randy M. looks at Stephen Volk’s Whitstable. Join us in the Countdown to Halloween discussion thread ”WHITSTABLE” by…
Month: October 2015
Hobbit’s Big 10 Hallowe’en Reads
Hobbit’s 10 Halloween Reads In a recent review, I said that I have a set of books that I like to read, re-read or…
Hell Train by Christopher Fowler
The Halloween Countdown continues as Randy M. looks at Christopher Fowler’s Hell Train. Join us in the Countdown to Halloween discussion thread Hell…
THE LITTLE STRANGER by Sarah Waters
The Halloween Countdown continues as Randy M. looks at Sarah Water’s The Little Stranger. Join us in the Countdown to Halloween discussion thread …
THE HARROWING by Alexandra Sokoloff
The Halloween Countdown continues as Randy M. looks at Alexandra Sokoloff’s The Harrowing. Join us in the Countdown to Halloween discussion thread THE…
MOTHERLESS CHILD by Glen Hirshberg
The Halloween Countdown continues as Randy M. looks at Glen Hirshberg’s Motherless Child. Join us in the Countdown to Halloween discussion thread MOTHERLESS…
Tony Ballantyne Interview
Tony Ballantyne is now out with the second book in his Dream World series that started with Dream London. We have talked to him…
Five Things to Know About Kickstarter for Publishing by Gail Z. Martin
Let me say this right up front: I haven’t run a Kickstarter myself. I have, however, been an integral part of nine successful crowdfunded…
Earth Abides by George R. Stewart
Earth Abides by George R. Stewart is an early and celebrated exemplar of the post-apocalypse novel, a now well-established subgenre of sf. First published…
The Madness of Cthulhu Volume One, Edited by S T Joshi.
In our usual run down at SFFWorld to Halloween it’s become a bit of a tradition to find ‘this year’s Halloween read’. I…
Jane Yolen Interview
Jane Yolen is an award winning author who has written more than three hundred books. Open Road Media are currently re-releasing several of her…
PATIENT ZERO by Jonathan Maberry (Read by Ray Porter)
Zombie stories are a dime a dozen, they come in all shapes and sizes and are very much a pop-culture phenomenon that have transcended…
Guest Post: Amie Kaufman and Jay Kristoff talks about the writing process and the world-building for ILLUMINAE
ILLUMINAE was the product of extensive planning, an (un)healthy amount of alcohol, and an acute understanding that it would never be published. First off,…
Film review – Hellraiser: The Scarlet Box
Review by David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilm Synopsis “Stephen King was once quoted as saying: “I have seen the future of horror… his name is…
Why is Game of Thrones so popular? by DJ Bowman-Smith
Since the phenomenon of Harry Potter there has been a massive interest in what is known as crossover books. Those stories, written with children…
IN THE FOREST OF FORGETTING by Theodora Goss
The Halloween Countdown continues as Randy M. looks at Theodora Goss’ In the Forest of Forgetting. Join us in the Countdown to Halloween discussion thread…
The Man Who Saved Central City
The Flash has finally returned to our screens and as you might already know based on my posts on SFFWorld here, as well as on…
THE NIGHTWALKER by Thomas Tessier
The Halloween Countdown continues as Randy M. looks at Thomas Tessier’s The Nightwalker Join us in the Countdown to Halloween discussion thread THE NIGHTWALKER…
The Value of Speculative Fiction by Nicholas Conley
There’s this strange idea that literary fiction and speculative fiction are in fierce opposition to each other, but in reality, both forms of literature…
Edgar Allan Poe’s Black Cats: Two Adaptations by Sergio Martino and Lucio Fulci
Review by David Paul Hellings @HellingsOnFilm Synopsis “Edgar Allan Poe’s celebrated story The Black Cat has provided the inspiration for numerous films over the…
