
College professor by day, YA horror writer by night. Studying fear where it lives: in small towns, lost stories, found documents, and things everyone agrees not to talk about. 1980s New England dread. Dark humor. Office hours ongoing.
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Some people call us bat shit crazy. Others assume we have watched so much horror that our brains have stopped responding. There is some truth to that last part, although it is considerably more complicated than saying that horror fans event...
How Stevenson Turns Repression, Identity, and Moral Conflict into Horror
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Atmosphere is one of horror's defining elements, but it is also one of the easiest to misunderstand. People often treat it as a matter of setting: an abandoned house, a dark forest, an isolated road, a storm outside the window. These elemen...
There is a strange and eerie kind of story that develops around certain horror films, a story that begins after the cameras stop rolling. We hear about accidents on set, illnesses, injuries, deaths, fires, strange coincidences, and other ev...
There is something about October that makes horror movies feel necessary.
Maybe it is the weather. The days get shorter, the light changes, and suddenly a perfectly ordinary house can look like a horror-movie setting. Or maybe October simp...
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College professor by day, YA horror writer by night. I study what happens after everyone decides there is nothing to fear. Lost stories. Small towns. 1980s New England dread. Office hours ongoing.
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