Tomb of Dracula #10 – Why Blade’s first appearance still matters
First Stake – Blade Appears The late 1960s concluded with the debut of George A. Romero’s Night of the Living Dead. Though not a vampire film, this zombie movie made a staggering $30 million from a...
View ArticleJen DeLuca on her career and latest book, “Haunted Ever After”
In addition to being a fellow fan of CBS’s Ghosts, Jen DeLuca is a newly minted Arizonian as well as a published author. She published her first novel, Well Met, in 2019. Since then, she has published...
View ArticleHarris Kauffman discusses his career and latest film, “Treasure Trackers”
Harris Kauffman graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in English Literature & Creative Writing, and was also a 2020 Sundance Institute Creative Producing Lab Fellow. He’s been working in the...
View ArticleKelly Florence and Meg Hafdahl on their careers, other books, and “Travels of...
Meg Hafdahl and Kelly Florence are a dynamic duo known for their insightful and engaging exploration of the horror genre. Meg Hafdahl is an accomplished author of fiction, specializing in psychological...
View ArticleR.E. Bellesmith announces new book, “The Wilderlands”
This story begins as all things do: In fire. Soot and sorrow plague the air when a hoard of Wilderfolk fall upon a caravan. Running at the head of that hoard is Knalc, a man hardened by battle and the...
View ArticleRobbie Sheerin on his career and his novel “The Orb”
Robbie Sheerin is an award-winning Scottish author currently based in the Boston area, USA. His work has appeared in numerous journals and online platforms. He lives with his wife, Beckee, their...
View ArticleBrad C. Anderson’s “Ashme’s Song” available for order
Ashme’s Song, the latest science fiction novel by Vancouver writer Brad C. Anderson (author of Duatero), is a gritty, action-filled, far-future cyberpunk-infused science fiction tale about resistance,...
View ArticleThe newest collection of modern horror by Canadian author, Joel McKay, is out...
It Came From the Trees: and Other Violent Aberrations by Joel McKay is the Bronze Winner in the 2024 Global Book Awards, Short Stories Category. The book is published by Birchwood Press and is...
View ArticleJonathan Bowen talks about his movie, “The Comic Shop”
Jonathan L. Bowen has loved movies for most his life. After earning a philosophy degree from Oregon State University he moved to Los Angeles to pursue filmmaking. He founded JLB Media Productions, a...
View ArticleWes Eastin on his career, love of comics, and his documentary “Shopping for...
Wes Eastin, director/producer for the upcoming comic shop documentary, Shopping for Superman, is a seasoned filmmaker with over 20 years of experience in digital video, television, and film production,...
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