In a somewhat strange role-reversal, trick-or-treaters dropped off candy at the Bellairsia HQ tonight.  Or maybe just threw it out in front...

Book review: The House with a Clock in its Walls

This...someone thinking of The House with a Clock in its Walls as a Halloween costume ...this got us wondering.... Has anyone ever dress...

I thought someone might find this of interest. Our library is starting to get rid of our audiobook on cassette collection. It seems our au...

Brad Strickland ’s latest novel, Grimoire: Tracked by Terror , is in bookstores now. Read the continuing adventures of the Free Folk and Ja...

It’s hard to believe it’s been ten years since we first heard the strange tale of Jarmyn Thanatos and his desire to live forever. Thanatos...

The Hammersmith Group released an anticipated and controversial master plan for the future of downtown Haverhill, Massachusetts, one of th...

Photographer Trix B has published 26 images to Flickr as part of her Tinycrumb Ghastlies series, a sordid retelling of the famous Gashlycr...

The Autumn 2007 edition of the Chicago International House newsletter has a brief feature about John Bellairs in their Travel in Time: Stor...

We knew the ayes had it but this has us seeing double: Best we can tell the name of the band is The Eyes of the Killer Robot (or so suggest...

Brad Strickland has announced via his website the twelfth title in the Lewis Barnavelt series. The Sign of the Sinister Sorcerer is to be...

Oakridge Cemetery , one of the oldest continuously operated cemeteries in Michigan, is home again this year to the annual Living History Por...

Book review: The Face in the Frost

“The Marshall, Michigan Home Tour offers exquisite private homes and businesses for public viewing and enjoyment. The tour will feature eigh...

Longtime visitors to Bellairsia may recall how a number of years ago (c.2001-02) we found a handful of book cover images from the Lewis Barn...