After watching the horror film  The Evil Dead  (1981) on someone's movie channel we went online to the  trivia section at IMDb  and foun...

On the dust jacket of the original Harcourt Brace Jovanovich edition of The Treasure of Alpheus Winterborn you’ll find this interesting bit...

Is there such a thing as an Art Kassul Fan Club?

September, 30 1955 : Back to college we go as television and music star Eddie Fisher drops in on the student body at Notre Dame, broadcasti...

Author Helen Cresswell died Sept. 26 of cancer at her home in England. Cresswell is best remembered for his books staring Lizzie Dripping,...

Digging through the trenches recently we stumbled upon an online record store where one could purchase a slew of unfamiliar albums from almo...

Fifty years ago this fall John Bellairs began life as a college undergraduate at the University of Notre Dame . While there are the usual n...

That's the question we were once asked and we didn't have a good answer. Why are the Lewis Barnavelt books sometimes referred to ...

Fifty years ago this fall, Bellairs began his Freshman year (1955-56) on the University of Notre Dame campus. During this initial year, he ...

by Leah Adams (July 29, 2005) ( Originally published at LiveJournal ) Wednesday, I got to fulfill one of my lifelong childhood dreams. T...

There’s news of a possible break in the case of Joseph Force Crater , the prominent New York City judge who disappeared on August 6, 1930. ...

Go figure: the Harry Potter series and books by Agatha Christie are what are being read at the Guantanamo Bay prison at the U.S. Naval Bas...

In his June 23 article in the Daily Californian (Berkeley), David Boyk writes an interesting review of John Bellairs’s books, mentioning T...

Oakridge Cemetery in Marshall, Michigan is host once again to the annual Living History Portrayal Walk . This guided walking tour will feat...

For at least the past seven years Pascale Cosse has been named as one of the writers of the film adaptation of The House with a Clock in it...