S.F. Whitaker hails from Austin, Texas where she famously can't sit still for five minutes. She works as a stage manager, technical director, writer, burlesque ecdysiast and teacher, and IT professional. When not engaged in one of an endless list of projects she can be found book in hand feeding her genre crossing story obsession.
Taking a look at the challenges faced by, and artistic license taken by directors of Stephen King adaptations, and King's thoughts on them.
Why do we have such a strong reaction to kids acting out in devious ways? We're taking a look at that special brand of terror: creepy kids in horror.
One reader's journey to find queer characters in horror, taking a look at the dearth of queer representation in horror lit, its rare finds, and its evolution.
What is it about that brooding house down the street? We're taking a look at the haunted house in fiction and asking why we can't see ourselves out.
A reader considers the Final Girl trope and notes thriller and horror novels that skew from the norm to bring us Final Folk.
One longtime horror fan on studies being conducted around horror and trauma, and how the genre helped with trauma on a personal level.
We're taking a look at the statistics of challenged and banned books, considering the Banned Books list, and some of the top challenged reads.