The Indie Horror Publishing Renaissance You May Not Know About
Novellas and indie horror publishing houses are the final girls of the publishing scene.
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Novellas and indie horror publishing houses are the final girls of the publishing scene.
Following the unveiling of a stadium made from 974 containers, we have rounded up 12 projects that make use of the shipping containers.
Art by Sam Araya Jeremy C. Shipp’s 2018 Gothic haunted house novella The Atrocities is en route to the big screen. Fangoria announced that new production company Squirrel Park is developing an adaptation of Shipp’s book, which was nominated for the Shirley Jackson Award. Squirrel Park is a new project from Brea Grant ( 12 Hour Shift, Best Friends Forever) and Ed Dougherty ( Paint it Black, 7 Witches), who are both multi-hyphenate filmmakers: writers, producers, directors, and actors. The duo will co-write the script and co-produce the film, and Grant will direct. “Turn left at the sc...
Paint it Black, Faceless, 7 Witches), will be launching with an adaptation of Jeremy C. Shipp's acclaimed horror novella The Atrocities! Grant and Dougherty will co-write the script, with Grant set to direct and with both producing. Shipp is a Bram Stoker- and Shirley Jackson Award-nominated author who has this to say about his novella: "My goal when writing the book was to create a modern-day ghost story that utilizes certain tropes of the genre while simultaneously turning these devices on their head. I wanted to explore the dissonance created by colliding the supernatural and the rationa...
Huntington Beach City Council approves zoning changes for Magnolia Tank Farm property The Huntington Beach City Council on Tuesday voted to approve land rezoning at the Magnolia Tank Farm site. (Screencap by Matt Szabo) Print The Huntington Beach City Council voted 5-2 to approve zoning changes to the controversial Magnolia Tank Farm site in southeast Huntington Beach during a virtual meeting Tuesday night. Mayor Pro Tem Tito Ortiz, Dan Kalmick, Natalie Moser, Barbara Delgleize and Mike Posey voted for the zoning changes, which were considered after more than an hour of comments duri...