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Horror Drive-in

Mark Sieber

Reviews, essays, and reflections about horror in all its forms, with special emphasis on nostalgia and classic books and films.

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The Gift of a Book

I’m not a fan of ebooks or streaming services. There are numerous reasons for it, but a big one is how insubstantial media denies ownership.

Some might disavow that notion. Why should someone else own their creations? Well, for one it’...

36 hours ago

The Return of Clive Barker

You’d be hard-pressed to find a more enthusiastic Clive Barker fan than I was. In the beginning, at least.

The Books of Blood hit the shores of America like a bloody explosion. To horror fans, it was like the coming of The Beatles. Nea...

3 days ago
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Obscene: A Portrait of Barney Rosset and Grove Press

Banned books are a hot topic in today’s divisive society. Groups are out sharing information, urging people to help stop censorship, and fighting to keep free speech alive. As my librarian wife Clara often says, “The collection isn’t comple...

5 days ago
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A Different Kind of Convention Story

We've all heard the convention stories. Drunken misadventures, meaningful encounters with celebrities, romantic trysts, and dealer room coups. Here's one that's a little bit different.

It was the first year The Horrorfind Weekend was i...

7 days ago
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Dolphin Island, by Arthur C. Clarke

This book has the longest history of any I own. Not just the novel itself, but the very copy I just read.

I was a science fiction kid, and so was my older brother, Rick. Rick had some problems in his life, one of which was a lack of re...

9 days ago
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