“Outside of a dog, a book is a man’s best friend. Inside of a dog it’s too dark to read.” – Groucho Marx :
- “To Prevent So Spreading an Evil”: Stakes and Vampires
- Filming Frankenstein
- Shadows, Reflections, Mirrors and Vampires
- A Sane Man Fighting for His Soul? Renfield in Film
- Christmases Long Long Ago: Ghost Stories and the Winter Solstice
- Bad Things Come in Threes: The Weird Sisters (Brides) of Dracula
- Left Your Window Silver White: Jack Frost & Winter Wonder
- Robert Burns and Halloween
- Unmasking the Phantom: Romanticizing the Face of Horror
- The Awful Smell of the Dead: WWI and the Frankenstein Monster
- Not Dead, Yet Buried
- “Tell Me Strange Things”: Montague Summers, Vampires & The Occult
- Captain America Hails Hydra: The Aesthetic Identity of a Comics Icon
- Even Wilder: The Cultural Significance of a Comedic Frankenstein
- Dawn of Justice in The Age of Cynicism
- We Will Explore Hell: W.C. Morrow, Tourist Traps and the Conte Cruel
- The Gothic Staircase: From Piranesi to Harry Potter
- Vamping It Up: Rudyard Kipling, Theda Bara & the 20th Century Femme Fatale
- Sinister Claus: A Tradition of Terror at Christmas
- Lovecraft’s “Shells and Bones of Perished Shapes”
- Genius, Gin and Glucose: The Death of E.A. Poe
- DRACULA (the 1902 Edition)