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(1) IN THE BEGINNING. Philip Athans asks everyone, “Don’t Be Hatin’ On Prologues (Again)” at Fantasy Author’s Handbook. … Anyway, once again we’re being told that all prologues are bad, no books should ever have a prologue, and all authors who write prologues are bad, and anyway, it’s best to just skip over them if

Patrick Wachsberger’s Picture Perfect Entertainment is launching international sales on Jan Kounen’s “The Incredible Shrinking Man” starring Jean Dujardin, the Oscar-winning actor of “The Artist.” The ambitious film is a modern adaption of Richard Matheson’s science fiction novel, which was previously brought to the big screen by Universal Pictures in 1957 with Jack Arnold’s “The …

The 1957 classic The Incredible Shrinking Man is set to receive a French remake, with Jean Dujardin set to star as the title character

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Fetish dolls, freakouts, and feminism (really scary) all played their roles in 1970s TV gothic horror.

Chris Matheson examines his father's legacy in a new book called 'Conversations With the Father.'

A list of Guillermo Del Toro's book recommendations from THE KINGCAST episode 95.

Charles Grodin, droll and deadpan actor noted for the hit films The Heartbreak Kid and Midnight Run – obituary Grodin wrote plays and numerous books of memoir, and was a popular mainstay of American chat shows Charles Grodin, 1994 Credit: AP Photo/Marty Lederhandler Charles Grodin, who has died aged 86, was an adaptable actor whose droll, sardonic charm was a feature of film, television and theatre for more than 50 years; he was also a playwright and memoirist and, in the US, a familiar face ...