Beverly Crider's Strange Alabama blog touches on the Other Halloween - Walpurgis Night - and some books where the holiday is mention...

How far does your fandom go? Lewis Barnavelt briefly read about the Norman Invasion at the 1066 Battle of Hastings ( The Sign of the Si...

Whoever said two books are better than one probably meant well. Then someone came up with tête-bêche and quite possibly blew the mind of t...

News from the  University of North Georgia  on Brad Strickland's new book,  Wishing on a Star: The Life of Eddie Carroll , a biography o...

The Edward Gorey House in Yarmouth Port, Massachusetts opened their newest season on Thursday, April 18, with an exhibit celebrating the 50...

Before bed, Lewis reads Stoddard’s account of the murder of this member of the Scottish court [ The House with a Clock in its Walls ; 19]. ...

Candleshoe was on somebody-or-other’s movie channel recently and it sounded harmless enough that I thought I’d give it a whirl.  I’m gla...

April 5, 1993 : We’re pleased to be celebrating the 20th anniversary of The Ghost in the Mirror this month - not just the celebrated return...

Book review: The House with a Clock in its Walls

This April 1 Associated Press article 's description of William Shakespeare - "hoarder, moneylender, tax dodger" - says these ...

An email appeared late last week regarding an entry at the Academic Call For Paper Database seeking scholarly papers on the subject of al...

In addition to The House with a Clock in its Walls being Bellairs’ “first book for young readers,” it was also his first book to hit pape...

The bombing with cats is a difficult matter As the history of warfare is blurry First strap on firepower and light with a spatter And hope t...