For the love of books
As we rush to sink our claws into our favorite monster tales before the ghostly season is over, these five horror authors are just the women to give us all the gruesome details about what is takes to write horror and why the genre matters.
We sat down (virtually) with Danielle Hulton, the owner of Ada’s Technical Books & Cafe in Capitol Hill, Seattle, WA. This shop is truly a learning space!
The New York magazine cover story, The Stolen Kids of Sarah Lawrence, is being adapted thanks to the Jason Blum and Mark Walhberg. Larry Ray | Image Via The Cut For those unaware, the New York Times cover story was written by Ezra Marcus and James D. Walsh. It tells of the story of Larry Ray, who went to stay with hid daughter at Sarah Lawrence College after being released from prison. With political connections and violent streak, Larry Ray began methodically manipulating his daughter’s classmates, gradually taking control of their lives. The events escalated into Ray abusing the students. In the end, Ray was …
