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The Perils of Time Traveling Teens: More From Christopher Pike’s <em>Tales of Terror</em>

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The Covers of Dark Moon and Bad Moonlight. Dark Moon features a woman looking out at night, the moon reflected in the window. Bad Moonlight features two singers at a microphone, with the silhouette of a howling wolf next to them, all against a colorful background.

Moonlit Terrors: Dark Moon and Bad Moonlight 

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Cover of Uncanny magazine issue 39, showing a woman with a colorful headdress containing flowers, feathers and other decorations, against a yellow-orange background.

Forensic Folklore: Sarah Pinsker’s “Where Oaken Hearts Do Gather”

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Screenshot of Open Your Eyes, showing César (played by Eduardo Noriega) looking back over his shoulder.

Open Your Eyes: Dreams and Nightmares of Our Own Creation

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Illustration of a man and woman huddled together in a small boat among the waves

How to Fight a Fairy Tale: Retellings in the Age of Romantasy

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Robert A Heinlein's Time for the Stars

Of Relatives and Relativity: Time for the Stars by Robert A. Heinlein

A Screenshot of The X-Files, showing a wall with graffiti saying "El chupacabra vive!"

Chupacabra as Metaphor:  The X-Files, “El Mundo Gira”

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Chaos Under the Corset: When Romance Covers Hide Revolution

Scene from World on a Wire

World on a Wire: Smoke and Mirrors in Paranoid Unreality

Book cover of The Dark Descent horror anthology

Intimate, Brutal, Indelible: “Dread” by Clive Barker

Artist's rendering of the Chupacabra, as seen in an episode of MonsterQuest

MonsterQuest Hunts the Chupacabra

Cover of Dream Date by Sinclair Smith

Nightmares on the Heath: Sinclair Smith’s Dream Date

Painting of a man sitting at a desk, bent over a pile of papers and books, writing on one of the papers

To Write or Not to Write (In Your Books)