I think that 2014 was the best year yet for Too Much Horror Fiction: the blog reached a million views, I wrote two series on horror ficti...

After his wife sent a letter to Lovecraft himself in 1936, Chicago-born Fritz Leiber found an inspiring and encouraging correspondent in ...

When it comes to horror titles, Ramsey Campbell 's first two novels, 1976's The Doll Who Ate His Mother and 1979's The Face...

An astounding stepback image for an unremarkable '80s mainstream horror novel, Crooked Tree by Robert C. Wilson (Berkley Books, Jun...

Born on this date in 1945 in Knoxville, TN, the late great Karl Edward Wagner made his bones writing countless tales of Kane, a somber swo...

Known for penning the novel The Night of the Hunter upon which the classic 1955 movie was based, Davis Grubb (1919-1980) was a West Vir...

Newark-born author Ken Eulo celebrated his 75th birthday this past November 17th, and although I've never read nor own any of his b...

It wasn't only Ramsey Campbell , Graham Masterton , and Charles L. Grant whose books were adorned with garish and graphic paperback c...