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For an author of zombie novels, Joe McKinney has an unbeatable backstory. For the past twenty years or so, he has been a policeman in San ...

If I found a hole into another dimension in the utility closet of my dingy apartment building I like to think I would contact either MIT o...

Richard Matheson has an impressive seventy-nine credits on the Internet Movie Database. Some of these are writing credits, but most fall i...

(Science fiction author Bruce Sterling wrote an article in 1987 that defined "Sliptream" as those novels that incorporated element...

Tom Piccirilli with a cute dog The less Tom Piccirilli encumbers his novels with plot, the better they are. At least that has been the c...

Ramsey Campbell's home page opens with a quote from the Oxford Companion to English Literature. It informs us that Campbell is "Bri...

This is not going to be a easy to write as I thought. I had my first line all planned out and can still use it. "Of course her real n...

I picked this up because it was on the Horror Writers' Association list of horror must-reads. I have always been a pro-horror film voic...

Depending upon which survey you read, somewhere between 30% and 50% of Americans believe in ghosts. That number seems high to me, and I ...

Sandman Slim by Richard Kadrey My rating: 2 of 5 stars How could I not read this book? William Gibson called it a "...deeply amusi...