Letters From the Labyrinth
Brian KeeneA weekly newsletter for fans and friends of writer Brian Keene.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 473 | Subscribers | Read | briankeene.substack.com |
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This past Tuesday was the last day of Women In Horror Month, which means that from now until next March 1st, most people will stop spotlighting the women who make up part of Horror Fiction’s rich history and legacy.
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It took roughly thirty days and $70,000, but yesterday, we finished first unit filming for DEAD FORMAT. It was an emotional day throughout. Lots of tear and cheers, and (during one literal door-busting take) triumphantly exuberant shouts an...
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Good morning. I’m Brian Keene and this is Letters From the Labyrinth, a long-running weekly newsletter for friends, fans, and family. As you read this, it’s the final day of Creature Feature Weekend in Gettysburg. I’ll be there this morning...
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I intended to stay home this year. Indeed, last year, when Chris Golden suggested that we do a big cross-country signing tour together, I asked him tol hold off until 2027. I’ve got a lot of balls up in the air for 2026, not the least of wh...
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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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