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Spooky Ventures and Tales of Wonder and Dread teamed up to celebrate one of the most popular monsters of all time on August 30th. That date is recognized as Frankenstein Day. In honor of the occasion.

Tales of Wonder and Dread will be celebrating the eighth anniversary of the publication of its first books. In honor of that milestone, they are teaming up with sister operation Spooky Ventures to publish a special edition of "Strange Case of Dr.

Spooky Ventures and Tales of Wonder and Dread are teaming up to celebrate Frankenstein Day. August 30th is recognized as Frankenstein Day. In honor of the occasion.

The Lovecraftian cosmic horror film The Others: Doom from the Stars, distributed by Blood Pact Films, is getting the novelization treatment.

Spooky Ventures is continuing their string of short, silent, 1920s styled films by looking to horror author H.P. Lovecraft for inspiration. "The Statement of Randolph Carter," the second pseudo-vintage film from Spooky Ventures is live on Youtube.

Maybe the last thing you would expect in 2025 is a series of silent short horror films. That's just what Spooky Ventures has begun, though. "The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar" hit YouTube as the first in a series.

"AI Tales: A Collection of Artificial Intelligence Stories" is a new collection of stories from Northern Illinois publisher Tales of Wonder and Dread. The book, as the subtitle suggests, features fiction about Artificial Intelligence.

"Invasive Species: Suffering Sequence: Book Three" was published on May 29th. A book collecting all three entries in the trilogy was released simultaneously. The books are by Elizabeth Lynn Blackson, who designed the covers to both books.

"Invasive Species: Suffering Sequence: Book Three" will be published on February 29th. A book collecting all three entries in the trilogy will be released simultaneously. The books are by Elizabeth Lynn Blackson, who designed the covers to both books.

Spooky and Christmas might seem an unusual combination, but spooky stories and Christmas were tied together for years, and still are in some countries. "A Christmas Carol" is actually a ghost story and just one example of the tradition.