A brief look at Bentley Little and his contribution to horror literature.

A Review of E. F. Watkins´ Paragon

The second part of an exclusive interview with award-winning author Suzy McKee Charnas. This was originally published in 2006 and offers some fascinating insight into the work of a talented writer.

Where has horror literature come from? In tracing the genre to its gothic counterpart, its tempting to question: "Are the genres of gothic and horror literature one and the same?" Take the journey and answer for yourself...if you dare.

Thirty years after the alleged story took place, “The Amityville Horror” continues to haunt the American consciousness. With a new film just released and reportedly more accurate to the novel than its 1979 predecessor, Jay Anson’s “true story” on a family tormented by an evil house has forged itsel

If you are interested in writing horror but don´t know where to begin, inspiration from your own life can suddenly strike you where you least expect it!

A quick examination into H.P. Lovecraft´s short story, "The Rats in the Walls," a horror literature treatment of dark human nature and madness

For most, Halloween may just be a once-in-a-year holiday treat. For horror fanatics, Halloween is a state of being. A discussion about the history of Halloween and a little on its relationship with horror.

The horror story often depends on a charismatic horror villain to drive the terror. Join the horror literature site as we put our horror villain profile to the test with Dracula!