Some music inspired by Prospero's horrific encounter in - of course - Five Dials:

Jennifer, the  librarian of the Jean Little Library , had some misgivings about the back-of-the-book promotions on Tom Llewellyn's The T...

You can credit Brad Strickland for many things – continuing the sagas of Lewis Barnavelt and Johnny Dixon, extending John’s literary life, s...

Book review: The House with a Clock in its Walls

I found an article on time capsules while thumbing through our archives. Time capsules bring mortality to mind and make me wonder if someone...

I’ll admit there’s always been something about The Mummy, the Will, and the Crypt that’s enchanted me. Part of it is that I think it’s the...

Notes from Goreyana about The Trolley to Yesterday : Gorey's wrap-around dust jacket art is not up to par with most of the other colo...

As we prepare for the tenth anniversary of Bellairsia, we’re using our modestly-shared Twitter feed to share some memorable moments and com...

A user named DMcCunney answers the age-old question about which book have you read/re-read all your life  and confesses how the late Smead J...

1860 : At the northwest corner of Michigan and Kalamazoo Avenues stands one of the most unusual pieces of architecture to be seen anywhere i...

Notes from Goreyana about The Eyes of the Killer Robot and The Lamp from the Warlock's Tomb : The Eyes of the Killer Robot has a wr...

The following article appeared in the Newburyport Daily News promoting one of John’s visits to the Haverhill Public Library to meet his fan...

Book review: The House with a Clock in its Walls

As we prepare for the tenth anniversary of Bellairsia, we’re using our slightly-worn Twitter feed to share some memorable moments and comme...

A few years ago, during a redesign of the Bellairsia website, we thought it would be fun to add some sort of interactivity in to the mix. Y...