Tag Archives: Dean Koontz

Story Settings: From Abandoned Centralia to Byberry Mental Hospital

Posted on July 23, 2012 by

Every writer has his or her favorite locations for setting stories. Nicholas Sparks likes North Carolina. Stephen King favors Maine. Dean Koontz stories often frequent California. Usually, it’s where we live and what we know. We’re familiar with the flora and … Continue reading →

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Where Does Christian Horror Belong?

Posted on October 4, 2010 by

There’s been a lot said in recent months about Christian horror fiction. Can there really be such a thing? Can Christian and horror coexist? How does one define Christian horror? What are the boundaries? Should there be boundaries? The questions are and … Continue reading →

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