WE'VE GOT A BOOK!
In October, the Collinsport Historical Society spent the month celebrating Halloween by writing about some of our favorite horror movies. Since then, we've revised many of these pieces, added a few new ones and have compiled them into a book titled MONSTER SERIAL. It collects dozens of essays on horror films, ranging from Universal classics like DRACULA and THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN, to modern films like INSIDIOUS and Rob Zombie’s “re-imagining” of HALLOWEEN.
Even better, we also scored a terrific introduction by noted film historian Greg Mank, as well as some favorable notices on the book's jacket from Lara Parker, Joe Lidster and Magus Peter H. Gilmore.
This morning, the book went on sale around the world through AMAZON. We're really proud of it and hope you like the final product. If it's successful, you can expect to see SON OF MONSTER SERIAL sometime in 2014.
UPDATE: The Kindle edition is now available! MONSTER SERIAL is available on Kindle platforms all around the world, but here's the link to the U.S. edition.
In October, the Collinsport Historical Society spent the month celebrating Halloween by writing about some of our favorite horror movies. Since then, we've revised many of these pieces, added a few new ones and have compiled them into a book titled MONSTER SERIAL. It collects dozens of essays on horror films, ranging from Universal classics like DRACULA and THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN, to modern films like INSIDIOUS and Rob Zombie’s “re-imagining” of HALLOWEEN.Even better, we also scored a terrific introduction by noted film historian Greg Mank, as well as some favorable notices on the book's jacket from Lara Parker, Joe Lidster and Magus Peter H. Gilmore.
This morning, the book went on sale around the world through AMAZON. We're really proud of it and hope you like the final product. If it's successful, you can expect to see SON OF MONSTER SERIAL sometime in 2014.
UPDATE: The Kindle edition is now available! MONSTER SERIAL is available on Kindle platforms all around the world, but here's the link to the U.S. edition.
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