Three New Kid-Friendly Horror Novels That Are Actually Scary

Goosebumps may have been “the training bra for Stephen King,” but the treasured R.L. Stine series also paved the way for whole subgenres to flourish. Middle Grade and Young Adult horror novels are booming and have been for awhile. Unlike novels from past decades, modern genre titles for kids aren’t necessarily afraid to be scary…

Grave Sightings: Andy Warhol (PA)

In Grave Sightings, we visit graves of interest and curiosity to pay respects and ponder about life, death, and the bizarre things in between. In the packed rolodex of Pennsylvanian history, there are many cards that warrant a special thank you for its contribution to American culture. Here lies a titan of American identity, one that…

Haunt Worthy: The Living Dead Museum (PA)

There are more than a few bucket list locations for die-hard horror fans. Monroeville, PA is one of them. Considered to be the birthplace of the zombie, the Evans City/ Pittsburgh/Monroeville area was the stomping (and filming) grounds for director George A. Romero. His legacy includes Night of the Living Dead, Dawn of the Dead,…

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Haunted by Deadlines is a genre blog run by Ahlissa Eichhorn. Ahlissa is an entertainment and creative writer specializing in horror, dark fiction, and poetry. Her work has appeared in FANGORIA, Collider, Haunted Magazine, and The Feminine Macabre. Her fiction and poetry have been published in Shakespeare Unleashed, Bookworms Zine, Outpost 28, Midnight Ink, and Ghostwatch Zine. She is the Nightmare Librarian columnist for FANGORIA magazine. 

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