We could hardly pass this map up this Halloween season. Very Small Array created a map of the United States showing the thing people in ...

Book review: The House with a Clock in its Walls

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Jonathan casts an illusion spell of being on a warship that Lord Nelson has sent into this bay [ The Beast under the Wizard's Bridge ; 9...

We all tend to talk about why we like book x and we express why we feel character y is the best. But how easy is it for us to drill down ...

Book review: The Figure in the Shadows

Book review: The House with a Clock in its Walls

Bellairsia gets read by John's American fans, sure, but we've also gotten some attention in France, the Netherlands, Italy, and even...

September, 1951 : On a chilly Monday night in late September – sixty years ago this month – 12-year-old Johnny Dixon walked home from his Bo...

Deborah Nourse Lattimore has been writing and illustrating books for young readers since 1986, including such titles as Cinderhazel , Zekme...

Emerson Eells reads in J.K. Borkman's private papers that Borkman purchased the Blood of Hailes from a crooked antique dealer near the r...

September, 2011 : Ten years ago this month, fans of Lewis Barnavelt were introduced to Ishmael Izard and S.D. Schindler.

Marshall's Oakridge Cemetery was first used in 1839 and is one of the oldest continuously operated cemeteries in the state. For the el...

Earlier this summer something made me realize that we need a holiday. No, not a holiday like Arbor Day or Pirate Week but something Bellair...

We’re about due for another stirring of the pot that is the Polish editions of the Lewis Barnavelt series. Yes, we’re going about these ve...