Florida SuperCon presents The Fantasy Twi-Life Tour featuring the stars of Twilight in Fort Lauderdale this December 4 through 6 at The Hyatt Regency Pier 66 Hotel. The Fantasy Twi-Life Tour is a Twilight themed celebrity convention tour that will travel across the U.S. in through next year. Each stop on the Fantasy Twi-Life Tour […]
If you are an enthusiast of all things creepy, scary and horrific, then you should mark your calendars for the National Halloween, Horror and Haunted House Convention to take place April 29 through May 2, 2010 in Valley Forge, Pa. Currently, the event is seeking people to come and be vendors, to wear their character […]
Every Friday and Saturday night this month you can experience the world’s only outdoor 3-D haunt at The Forest of Fear at Voodoo Bayou in Flintstone, Ga. The Voodoo Bayou is a haunt complex located on Blowing Springs Farm in North Georgia and features the Forest of Fear experience, Ghost Ride (a nighttime hayride with […]
Madera County in general and Yosemite National Park were an integral part of my childhood. I learned how to tie my shoes at the park, as well as ride a bike. My family used to spend every summer at Yosemite National Park … so when I received press release from Yosemite Sierra Visitors Bureau, I […]
In 1990, Haunted Hayrides of Delaware Valley, Inc. took the Delaware Valley area by storm as the area’s first large production, regionally marketed, outdoor, Halloween Season event. “To get started,” said founder, Tom Yaegel, “we actually purchased a franchise license from Haunted Hayrides, Inc. in Syracuse, New York. We made a land use arrangement with […]
There are so many things going on, I just can’t do them all justice. So, I thought I’d clean up my email box and give you the basics in this round up post. Genre Happenings for the Oct. 24-25 Weekend Sci-Fi-London: Oktoberfest 2009 Oct. 23 and 24 Because one science fiction festival every spring just […]
Say What? Yeah, I know that almost sounds like a sacrilegious act — inviting movie stars to a literary convention — but I promise there is at least a tenuous reason for MileHiCon, the largest Science-Fiction Literary Convention in the Rocky Mountain Region, to do such a thing. As it turns out, once upon a […]
Then you’ll want to follow Charles F. Rosenay aka Cryptmaster Chiller Chucky posts on Examiner.com. He’s the Horror Happenings Examiner. Today, he wrote the quintessential Genre Traveler post about Radiotheatre’s latest presentation, Frankenstein. If you’re going to be in New York between now and December 19, you might want to check it out. Here’s his […]
The ScareHouse, “Pittsburgh’s Ultimate Haunt,” debuted a brand new attraction this year inspired by the science fiction sub-genre steampunk. For those who don’t know what steampunk is, it is kind of like cyberpunk only set in the Victorian era where steam is the primary sources of energy. Think The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen and the […]
Sometimes you can find genre fiction in very non-genre-y places. Take the Sudden Fiction series of books, of which I recently finished reading the third in the series, Sudden Fiction (Continued). These books are a celebration of what has been called flash fiction, sudden fiction, very short fiction, and more. Basically, these are extremely short […]