Letters From the Labyrinth
Brian KeeneA weekly newsletter for fans and friends of writer Brian Keene.
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Good morning. I’m Brian Keene and this is Letters From the Labyrinth — a long-running weekly newsletter for fans, friends, and family thatcomes out every Sunday morning.
My youngest graduated from high school with many honors last Friday n...
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Last Tuesday, I caught David Lee Roth’s ‘Don’t Love Me, Rent Me’ tour as it passed through the suburbs of Philadelphia. Lifelong Diamond Dave fan that I am (since around the age of ten), and having seen him once with Van Halen back in the d...
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We start this week with some very sad news.
If you are a horror fiction fan over the age of forty, and you made friends with fellow horror fiction fans online, then you were probably aware of “Kresby” aka H Michael Casper — undoubtedly on...
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Happy Mother’s Day to the mothers among you.
In last week’s newsletter, I wrote about spending some time with my youngest son. This past week, I got to spend some time with my father.
I made a quick trip down to West Virginia — Thursday...
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The calendar has ticked over to May, but the weather here along the Susquehanna River in rural Central Pennsylvania didn’t get that memo, and seems to think it’s January one day and July the next. Makes it impossible to be certain one can p...
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Bestselling, multi-award winning writer of Horror, Fantasy, Crime, Non-Fiction, & Comic Books. Also serves on the Scares That Care charity's board of directors.
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