Welcome back to Horror Street, an ongoing journey in search of awesome yet spooky graffiti art on the streets and little-traveled corners of New York City. Today, we’re in the Queens, New York, neighborhood of Sunnyside, home to the offices … Continue reading
Welcome back to Horror Street, an ongoing journey in search of awesome yet spooky graffiti art on the streets and little-traveled corners of New York City. Last time, I poked around the photo archive I’ve built up over the years … Continue reading
Welcome back to Horror Street, an ongoing journey in search of awesome yet spooky graffiti art on the streets and little-traveled corners of New York City. This time around, it’s Maurice Sendak’s Where the Wild Things Are meets Gene Wilder’s Willy Wonka … Continue reading
Welcome back to Horror Street, an ongoing journey in search of awesome yet spooky graffiti art on the streets and little-traveled corners of New York City. I kicked off this occasional series back on April 27 with a visit to … Continue reading
Even though we’re all hunkered down these days, staying in place and self-isolating from the constant threat of the coronavirus, there are still chances for yours truly to exit the offices of ’Warp Central and wander the deserted streets of … Continue reading
This past Saturday, StarWarp Concepts (and me, naturally) made its first appearance at the sixth annual Connecticut Horrorfest, held at the Naugatuck Event Center. It was the perfect setting for creating horror convention nightmares, given its location: on Elm Street! … Continue reading
Movies! has really gotten into Halloween this year, with Spooky Season–themed movie marathons running in October—a day of vampire films, a day of ghosts, a day of alien invaders, even a day of Vincent Price! Their Halloween schedule is sort … Continue reading
Even with the usefulness of the Internet, it’s sometimes difficult to keep up with events in the publishing industry. Which is why it came as such a surprise last week when I learned of the passing of Michael Z. Hobson on … Continue reading
There is a fifth dimension beyond that which is known to man. It is a dimension as vast as space and as timeless as infinity. It is the middle ground between light and shadow, between science and superstition, and it … Continue reading
As I mentioned back in the January 7 post, in addition to the long-awaited release of the third Pan novel, Blood & Iron, Pan’s publisher, StarWarp Concepts (in other words, me), is making plans for convention appearances this year—the first … Continue reading