Last week the Goreyana blog posted this bit of news for collectors: On Thursday January 23rd, Swann Auction Galleries in New York City is ...

Professor Childermass informs Johnny, by channeling the comedic diction of this popular comedian, that “you been laborin’ under a mispreha...

This year not only marks the fortieth year of The House with a Clock in it Walls (as has been noted throughout the blog’s last twelve month...

It is said Lewis would one day work as an astronomer at this California observatory [ The House with a Clock in its Walls ; 120].

We’ve received more than a few alerts to the December 8 edition of the New York Times Sunday Review and the brief interview with Anna Hol...

Jenn's Bookshelf blog has a guest post from Belle Wong, owner of Ms.Bookish.com , that discusses - as the title of the post says - the ...

In 1995 The House with a Clock in its Walls – as well as four other titles – was released in audiobook format by Recorded Books, LLC. The ...

Justin Glanville is both the president of the Munchen, Minnesota Chamber of Commerce and a fan of John Bellairs. Well, that’s not quite rig...

The second in a series of articles about Bellairs performing with the College of Saint Teresa Drama Department .

Friday, November 22, 1963 : The Tea House at the corner of West 17th and Gould Streets on the campus of the College of Saint Teresa in Winon...

Jonathan Barnavelt's automobile; a 1935 model, described as "a big black car with running boards and a windshield that could be cra...

It's always interesting to find out something more about John Bellairs. Thirty years ago today, his father, Frank, died.

Irwin Terry has some new notes at Goreyana about the original artwork from 1997's The Bell, the Book, and the Spellbinder :

Of all the editions of The House with a Clock in its Walls we’ve reviewed this year, this is the one version we can’t read. At all. We do...