Christopher Hennick, a young English literature professor and former star athlete, is blinded in a terrible accident but is now returning to...

The horror genre isn't generally thought of as being socially conscious, and historically was often seen as just the opposite. This has ...

Fifty pages in, and despite my reluctance to give up on books, I had to bail on the 1980 psychic thriller Platforms , by New York-born novel...

With its distressing yet utterly striking cover image, you'd probably think there was no way the novel Rockabye Baby (Zebra, Nov 1984...

Throughout the 1980s paperback horror boom, there was no shortage of  horror anthologies . Sure, prior decades had seen their share of tom...

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...

According to his informative website , author Stephen Gresham wasn't thrilled with these Zebra paperback covers for his novels. Can...