In the world of horror fiction, these are strange, transitional — even spooky — times. Publishers Weekly, the industry trade magazine, reported recently that many bookstores are thinning out their horror sections, or jettisoning them entirely, prefering to integrate horror into general fiction. Some think this is good news: shelving Koontz next to Kafka, and
Do you like to be scared? If so, then you’re in luck! We’ve put together a list of the 10 best horror books that are sure to keep you up at night. These spine-tingling books will send chills down your spine and leave you hiding under the covers. So if you’re looking for a frightfully
Halloween is just around the corner, and that means it’s time to curl up on the couch with a good horror movie! If you’re looking for some recommendations, we’ve got you covered. In this blog post, we’ll discuss some of the best horror movies to watch on Halloween. Whether you’re into slasher films or psychological
Just about everything about 2020 is turning out awful. Millions are sickened by a pandemic. Millions more have lost jobs because of the economic fallout. The beat of war drums is getting louder and louder, and murder hornets are taking residence in the United States. Is there no end to the madness?!?! Well, amid all
What do a farmer’s windmill, an alien funeral, and a UFO tombstone all have in common? They are all part of the amazing and almost-forgotten account of a UFO crash that occurred in Aurora, Texas in the nineties. That is, . . . the 1890s! That’s right, 50 years before the much more famous 1947
One of my friends emailed this interesting tale of his UFO encounter in the northern Rockies. His story follows: When I was a youngster growing up in a rural community in the northern Rockies, it was a matter of tradition for my siblings and I to sleep out under the stars, on our backyard trampoline,
It seems that with the increased prevalence of socially-distant home-bodies comes an increase in sightings of of “out-of-bodies.” Reports of paranormal activity is through the roof as millions of people have quarantined themselves 24/7 in the confines of their houses . . . many of which apparently are haunted houses. Numerous publications have had journalists
Thomas Jefferson once wrote to his friend John Adams, “I cannot live without books.” Books were obviously important to Jefferson because of their contents. Yet, there is another important, secondary role books play in our homes, and that is the role of “looking good.” Though you can’t judge a book’s contents by its cover, you