Some of the best Halloween and Fall reads this season — ranked by how much they’ll raise your heart rate. Grab a blanket, light a black-flame candle, and let’s descend into the pages.

'Twas The Night Before Halloween and Other Haunting Poems is my love letter to the spooky season. It’s a reimagining of a classic structure — keeping the rhythm and familiarity of Clement Clarke Moore’s original, but cloaking it in cobwebs, moonlight, and the rustle of dead leaves.

Everyone knows Dracula, The Shining, and The Exorcist, but horror is filled with hidden gems that deserve just as much attention.

If you want to write horror—whether psychological, supernatural, or slasher—you need to understand what makes the genre work.

Horror has always been a reflection of the fears that haunt us.

rom Hannibal Lecter to my own creation of Bram Alder, fiction is full of cold-blooded, manipulative psychopaths who capture our imagination.

Are you a fan of spine-chilling mysteries, nostalgic 80s vibes, and eerie twists reminiscent of Stranger Things and Goosebumps?