by Scare Street | Sep 18, 2019 | New Releases
Thrilled me—filled me with fantastic terrors never felt before. – The Raven, Edgar Allan Poe When I was little, and not particularly bright, I thought Poe’s The Raven was a cautionary tale about staying up too late reading. After all, it’s about a man who had spent...
by Scare Street | Sep 9, 2019 | New Releases
Nowadays, air travel is commonplace. You can get a flight to almost anywhere in the world with enough money and a little bit of notice. But in the ‘30s, air travel was just starting to be possible. And world records were just waiting to be set. Many of the world...
by Scare Street | Aug 29, 2019 | New Releases
I’ve always imagined an author’s mind to be like a great, expansive vestibule with hundreds of closed doors lined side by side as well as in rows above each other. Every door leads to a story. And if you’re lucky enough to step into one of those rooms, you’re bound to...
by Scare Street | Aug 25, 2019 | New Releases
When you think about seafaring in the 17th century, what do you see? Pirate ships? Wealthy merchants? Perhaps the beautiful and speedy vessels of the British Navy? Whatever you’re thinking, there’s probably a certain romanticism that you’re attributing to this period...
by Scare Street | Aug 22, 2019 | New Releases
It’s over. I’m not quite sure how to feel writing this. The time has come for you to say goodbye to the Village, and those you’ve grown to love and hate. I have personally made a connection with these characters, and I hope you have as well. It was hard, this last...
by Scare Street | Aug 17, 2019 | New Releases
The early years of American history are often characterized as intrepid, noble times, when stalwart men and women sailed for months across the Atlantic and carved out their niche in the new world. And while there are some stories that are this way, there are many...
