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Paranormal

Review: The Supernaturals by David L. Golemon

By Meghan Harker

October 31, 2016

The Supernaturals by David L. Golemon is a paranormal horror story that was named one of Riffle's top 10 best haunted house books of all time! The Halloween season is the perfect time for tales of haunted houses, forlorn ghosts, and demonic possession. All these things are pretty great any time of year, but the…

Why We Are Fascinated with Hell, the Devil, and Monsters

By Kristen Houghton

July 21, 2016

Teddy Jameson awakens nude and confused in what appears to be a tropical paradise. His guide looks like Brad Pitt and the grounds look like a Sandals Resort. Nice, right? The only problem is that his guide has greeted him with these solemn words, “Mr. Theodore Carter Hugh Jameson, may I be the first to…

Q&A with Spencer Kope, Author of Collecting the Dead

By Crime HQ

June 23, 2016

Before writing crime novels, you solved crimes as a Crime Analyst with the Whatcom County Sheriff's Office. Did you base any of your characters in Collecting the Dead on yourself? I did, actually. In the story, Dexter Allen is the crime analyst at the Whatcom County Sheriff's Office and helps Steps identify a vehicle captured…

YA Paranormal Mysteries: Q&A with Author D. L. Cocchio

By Kristen Houghton

June 9, 2016

Our literary tastes begin early in our reading life, and classic literature may be the catalyst. Somewhere within the pages of “having to read” certain books dictated by our teachers we begin to find topics that pique our own interests. Believe it or not, the characters in Shakespeare’s A Midsummer’s Night Dream or Orwell’s Animal…

Paranormal Cozy Mysteries Are Out-Of-This-World Fun

By Kristen Houghton

May 10, 2016

The fictional sleuths who solve crime are more fun when there’s an element of surprise about who they really are. What better surprise for a reader than to find out that the savvy sleuth in your new book is “not of this earthly realm?” A witch, a vampire, a ghost, or ghostly animal; all have…

Follow Me into Weird Worlds: DC’s The Phantom Stranger

By Hector DeJean

April 8, 2016

Ask me my favorite superhero—that's easy. The one character whose comics I want to be buried with; the guy I would dress as at Comicon, were I to be so lame; the hero whose powers I would most want to have: the Phantom Stranger. No question. Part of the appeal is that the Phantom Stranger…

Alien Hunter: The White House: New Excerpt

By Whitley Strieber

April 3, 2016

Alien Hunter: The White House by Whitley Strieber is the 3rd installment of the Alien Hunter series where Flynn Carroll must save the president before an alien race attempts to control his mind and take over the world (Available April 5, 2016).  The aliens have seen many worlds, but they know that Earth in particular…

Nightstruck: New Excerpt

By Jenna Black

April 2, 2016

Nightstruck by Jenna Black, author of Glimmerglass, is the start of a spooky, yet romantic, dark paranormal horror series (Available April 5, 2016).  The night is the enemy, and the city of Philadelphia is its deadliest weapon. Becket is an ordinary teenage girl, wrestling with the upheaval of her parents' divorce. A studious high school…

Page to Screen: Comics I’d Love to See on My TV—Beasts of Burden

By Angie Barry

March 25, 2016

The Series: Beasts of Burden by Evan Dorkin and Jill Thompson The Heroes: A pack of dogs—Jack, Whitey, Pugsley, Ace, Rex, Miranda—and one cat, The Orphan. The Ideal Format: An animated series, a la Scooby Doo, only much darker. Beasts of Burden is a little-known gem of a comic series, set…

Follow Me into Weird Worlds: DC’s Horror and Supernatural Comics

By Hector DeJean

March 24, 2016

The first stirrings might have begun with the Deadman, an acrobatically-inclined ghost who inhabited the bodies of mortals for a few moments at a time; or it might have really become a trend when the Swamp Thing arose from eons-old muck to stalk horrors in a world blotted with shadows; and maybe I never noticed…

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