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Tim Lebbon is a well-established purveyor of frights with a long backlist of titles that will have you reaching for your nightlight. From Alien franchise tie-in novels

Alma Katsu launched into mainstream horror fiction in 2018 with her hit novel, The Hunger, which tells the story of the Donner Party with an admirable dedication

  Last year, Greta Gerwig’s Little Women did what great movie adaptations of literature should do: it paid respect to a great author and beloved characters, while

  J. Anderson Coats’ historical Young Adult novel Spindle and Dagger is the evocative and gritty story of a girl’s struggle to survive life with a medieval

Buzz Kill, David Sosnowski’s fourth novel, is very much a book in two halves. The first is one suggested by both the title and cover, a science

  From the continued creative growth of Pixar, and even a few non-animated films that proved live-action entertainment for kids, here are the ten best family and

In his debut collection, As Summer’s Mask Slips and Other Disruptions, Gordon B. White compiles thirteen of his works that have previously been published in such venues

  With J.J. Abrams back in the director’s chair for the third latest Star Wars installment, here’s our review of the much-anticipated The Rise of Skywalker.

Of all the genres to experience reconsideration this decade, horror is possibly the one that underwent the most transformation. The 2010s brought us the term “elevated horror,”