Very excited for this release!

Looking forward to venturing to Coney Island this coming weekend to check out this animated short and the work of other artists. Should be a great day at the beach Coney Island USA! Full info and tickets: coneyisland.com/ciff2024/progr…

Looks like a great conversation!

'Midnight Rambles: H. P. Lovecraft in Gotham' Fordham Press has been out for a few months. If you read it or plan to (thank you!), there's a Spotify playlist accompanying it ... and the song selection does fit the book's narrative. open.spotify.com/playlist/02qge…

The prologue to 'Every Creeping Thing'--a graphic novel created by Madison Morris, an emerging artist with whom I've had the honor of working this past year. This comic will be a truly wild ride! issuu.com/mscottmorris-a…

My latest book review. Definitely add 'Children of the Alley' to your reading list. crc.blog.fordham.edu/arts-culture/a…

The controversial novel by Egyptian writer Naguib Mahfouz explores the origins of the major Abrahamic faiths and demonstrates the universality of great literature. Assistant Director David Goodwin writes #Sapientia . crc.blog.fordham.edu/arts-culture/a…

If you're in Buffalo tomorrow, come down and listen to Dr. Jennifer D. Roberts, myself, and the East Side Parkways Coalition discuss better solutions for the city than the proposed tunnel ie. the restoration of the Humboldt Parkway at the Frank E. Merriweather Jr. Library

My latest blog post ...
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The humanities are not just 'dying.' They are being murdered by Boards of Trustees, admins, legislatures, and consultants who criticize and then underfund, and then, amazingly, those programs and depts tend to do less well. And, in many cases, they still do will with less

A short piece by this author will be read at this screening tonight in London. Alas, I won't be there.

'Dante: Inferno to Paradise' is a fascinating and frightening look at the poet, his masterpiece, and his time. pbs.org/video/preview-…

NEXT WEEK Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies Online hosts a talk by William Burns on his Headpress book Ghost of an Idea: Hauntology, Folk Horror, and the Spectre of Nostalgia. Grab your tix now to hear how idealized pasts and unfulfilled futures feature in modern horror:
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H. P. Lovecraft passed away in Providence, Rhode Island, on March 15, 1937. In a letter found on his desk after his death, he referred to New York City--twice--as 'the pest zone.' Death notice from the 'New York Times.' #Lovecraft #NYC

Excited to be talking with folks about the centennial of #HPLovecraft in #NewYorkCity and my new book 'Midnight Rambles: H. P. Lovecraft in Gotham Fordham Press tomorrow night at the Brooklyn Brainery. If you're a horror fan or history buff, join us! brooklynbrainery.com/courses/h-p-lo…

On March 3, 1924--100 years ago today!-- #HPLovecraft and Sonia H. Greene exchanged wedding vows in St. Paul's Chapel in Manhattan. You can learn about #Lovecraft 's New York escapades at the Brooklyn Brainery this coming Thur., March 7, 2024 at 6:30 p.m.
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