Tag: Lee Clark Zumpe

• The Hungur Chronicles

  

  Last week, I received my contributor copy of the Samhain 2023 issue of The Hungur Chronicles, which proved to be a nice, early Holiday present. This semi-annual, digest-sized magazine edited by Terrie Leigh Relf and Robert Bellam features stories and poems about vampires, with a special emphasis on vampires who have a connection to space.…

  David Lee Summers

  December 21, 2023

  Book Review, horror of the mind, Publishing news, Stories, The Craft, vampires

  Fiction, Hungur Magazine, Lee Clark Zumpe, psychic vampires, short stories, skinwalker, space vampires

• Going Back to Horror’s Roots

  A good case can be made that science fiction and horror were born together during a retreat in May 1816 and two of Britain’s great poets were there for the occasion.  The poets were Lord Byron and Percy Bysshe Shelley.  Lord Byron’s doctor, John William Polidori, and Mary Godwin, who later married Percy Shelley, accompanied…

  David Lee Summers

  July 27, 2023

  History of Horror, The Craft, vampires

  Frankenstein, horror origins, John Polidori, Lee Clark Zumpe, Lord Byron, Mary Shelley, science fiction, The Vampyre