Celebrating Toho's legendary kaiju, plus Godzilla’s enemies (like King Ghidorah and Mechagodzilla) and Godzilla’s allies (like Kong, Mothra, and Rodan).

“The Old West is such an enduring setting because it embodies adventure, danger, and oftentimes isolation.” 

Octavia E. Butler’s storytelling pushed the boundaries of what Black people were allowed to be in science fiction.

“My stories are mainly driven by ideas—weird, cool, frightening, whatever.” 

“Conflict is the lifeblood of a great story.” 

“Genre fiction has existed even as far back as the Bard himself.” 

Looking for a zombie story? You can’t swing an undead cat without hitting another one. If you want some help narrowing down the field, here are some zombie novels worth checking out.

Here are more than two-dozen authors who write about magic, magic practitioners, and those who live in a world of magic.

Many films have used the Count as a villain, while others have used him as a title character—or invoked his name as a buzzword or as shorthand…

Seanan McGuire’s urban fantasy October Daye series follows changeling knight and sometime P.I. Toby Daye through the streets of San Francisco and into the mercurial world of Faerie.

Video panel presented by the Horror Writers Association. Panelists include horror authors Linda D. Addison, L.H. Moore, Tish Jackson, Nicole Givens Kurtz, Rhonda J. Garcia, and L. Marie Wood.

Links to news and articles about films that mix comedy and horror, from Dick Briefer's comedic take on the Frankenstein Monster to Monster Squad to Little Monsters. 

“Adaya must adapt quickly to her role as an Elite while also trying to figure who the killer is and prevent the Houses from going to war.”

Including tips and advice from Stephen King, Anne Rice, Zoraida Córdova, H.P. Lovecraft, Linda D. Addison, Peter Straub, Faith Hunter, Dean Koontz, Nalini Singh, Shirley Jackson, and more!