25 Horror Books We Can't Wait to Read This Fall
These are the best horror titles coming this Fall, from YA thrillers and spooky anthologies to ghost stories both literal and figurative.
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These are the best horror titles coming this Fall, from YA thrillers and spooky anthologies to ghost stories both literal and figurative.
(0) While drafting this Scroll I got a call that I need to go pick up a prescription for my mother and drive it over to her skilled nursing facility. So I'll have to put off the rest of this work til tomorrow. (1) MEMORY LANE. 2010 – [Written by Cat Eldridge.] Larry Niven’s Rainbow Mars novel is our
(1) VIRTUAL SFF CONFERENCE. The theme of the Virtual International Conference on the Fantastic in the Arts (VICFA), to be held November 5-11, 2023, is “AI, Algorithms, Automata and Art” Organized by new Virtual Conference Coordinator and Afropantheologist Oghenechovwe Ekpeki. Go to the link to register. Guests of Honor: Martha Wells, Steven Barnes, and Annalee NewitzGuest
Clarkesworld Science Fiction and Fantasy Magazine: Global Discovery: A Conversation with Jared Shurin by Arley Sorg
(1) HOPE FOR THE JAMES WHITE AWARD. Gareth Jelley, editor and publisher of Interzone, responded to the comments about the James White Award in yesterday’s post "Are These Awards Dead or Just Pining for the Fjords?" Thank you for the interesting post today on awards. Funnily enough, I'm becoming a big fan of James White's