Author Bridget Thoreson previously released the cook book “The Unofficial “Hocus Pocus” Cookbook,” a compilation of drink and food recipes for the adult fan of the 1993 Disney cult classic movie. Now for the Halloween season, author Thoreson releases a sequel but it’s for the kids, this time. Officially titled “The Unofficial Hocus Pocus Cookbook for Kids: 50 Fun and Easy Recipes for Tricks, Treats, and Spooky Eats Inspired by the Halloween Classic,” this 128 page hardcover book is a treat for the young “Hocus Pocus” fan in your life.
Category Archives: Literature
Reviews of the latest Books both Fiction and Non-Fiction.
Summer Movies: 30 Sun-Drenched Classics [Hardcover]
The Newest Book in The Turner Classic Movies home Library, “Summer Movies: 30 Sun-Drenched Classics” is a refreshing and entertaining movie guide for the folks that love summer. If you’re big in to the season and love film, John Malahy’s hardcover guide is just what you need. While the book has every chance to be a superficial look at more popular summer movies, author Malahy digs deep, offering a wonderful variety of summer themed movies.
Interview with Horror Author Rachel Simmons [Women in Horror Month 2021]
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Please, introduce yourself.
Hello, I am Rachel Simmons. I love writing horror stories. My love for horror includes writing stories, drawing illustrations, watching horror movies, and playing horror board games. I first became infatuated with horror in high school. I enjoy all things bizarre from skulls to organs to mummification.
Interview with Author Morgan Elektra [Women in Horror Month 2021]
Please introduce yourself.
I’m author Morgan Elektra. I grew up in the Catskill region of NY state and now live outside Savannah, Georgia with my husband and our cat, Harlequin. I’m a lifelong horror fan. I began by watching movies much too adult for me and started reading Stephen King in the 1st grade. In the past, I’ve written news and reviews for genre website Dread Central and ghostwritten romance and erotica. Now I write dark fiction, horror, and LGBTQ+ paranormal romance.
Interview with Horror Author Alisha Rath [Women in Horror Month 2021]
Please introduce yourself.
My name is Alisha, I write under the pseudonym Angh Chu. I have publications in various genres, but horror is my passion. My hobbies include crossfit, hiking and I am currently obtaining my BA in Sociology.
What is it that attracts you the horror genre for your chosen field of creative work?
I’m not sure attraction would be an accurate depiction of my relationship with horror. I feel it has deeper value, stronger roots. I think I would describe it as a visceral fascination, an innate sense to delve further into the boundaries which encompass a societal view of “horror.” My focus is primarily on the tangible expressions of horror. I find people to be the scariest monsters in existence.
Interview with Horror Author Laurel Hightower [Women in Horror Month 2021]
Please introduce yourself.
Sure thing, glad to be here! My name is Laurel Hightower, I’m a horror writer, horror reader, podcaster, paralegal and mom. I live in Kentucky with my husband, son, and rescue pit bull, and I love bourbon and chocolate. I also like sending people bourbon and chocolate, because I’m southern and like to feed people.
Interview with Actress and Horror Author Paula Lindberg [Women in Horror Month 2021]
Please introduce yourself.
Hi! I’m Paula Lindberg, a Los Angeles-based, Vancouver-bred actor that horror fans might recognize as Ruby Realgirl from American Mary. I’ve also appeared in a variety of film/tv stuff like Fringe, Supernatural, Eureka and more recently in leading roles in The Tale of Two Coreys and The Fiddling Horse. I’ve also contributed to Women in Horror Month by producing and starring in the short film Blood Bus.