Coffinmaker's Blues: Collected Writings On Terror

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1. Preface · article
2. Talking Blood: On Ghost Stories · article
3. The Peekaboo Principle: On the Psychology of Horror · article
4. Avoiding the Furniture: On Actors · article
5. In Purgatory: On Script Development · article
6. Too Dark: On Genre · article
7. Shamans and Shitmeisters: On Directors · article
8. Poetical Accuracy: On the Screenplay versus the Novel · article
9. The Big Perhaps: On Religion in Horror · article
10. Not in Front of the Grown-Ups: On Television · article
11. Fur versus Iron: On Humanity versus Hype · article
12. The Masque of Mary Whitehouse: On Cencsorship · article
13. Walking Milwaukee: On Ideas · article
14. It Has to be Said: On Dialogue · article
15. Resurrect or Die: On Fame versus Originality · article
16. Witches and Pricks: On Witchcraft · article
17. Through Other Eyes: On Research · article
18. That's the Way to Do It: On Anarchy in Horror · article
19. People of Glass: On Victims · article
20. Adaptive Behaviour: On Adaptation · article
21. Holding Hands in Quicksand: On Survival Strategies · article
22. Angels Long Forgotten: On Children in Horror · article
23. Human Thumb Prints: On Special Effects · article
24. What Would Alfred Do?: On Hitchcock and Psycho · article
25. To Be Continued: On Continuing TV Series · article
26. The Fallacy of the Real: On Realism · article
27. Writing Pictures: On Visual Art · article
28. Monsters in the Heart: On Empathy and Evil · article
29. Naming Names: On Naming Characters · article
30. Chasing the Dead Babies: On the Paranormal and Culture · article
31. Bus Moments: On Jump Scares · article
32. Cocking Several Snooks: On Ken Russell and Gothic · article
33. The Right Hand of Satan: On The Exorcist and Politics · article
34. Do I Know You?: On Character and Identity · article
35. The Ghost That Spooked the Nation: On Ghostwatch · article
36. Big Voice for a Small Dog: On Extroverts/Introverts · article
37. What Haunts You: On Peter Cushing · article
38. Putting It on Its Feet: On Horror in the Theatre · article
39. Wrong is Good: On Brimstone and Dennis Potter · article
40. What We Learn When We Learn about Writing: On Screenwriting Gurus and Advice · article
41. Run, Writer, Run! Extinction Is Forever!: On the Future for Writers · article
42. Those Who Fan the Fire: On Enablers · article
43. Visiting the Madhouse: On Location Visits · article
44. Stab Wounds: On Short Story Writers · article
45. Giving the Devil His Due: On Dennis Wheatley · article
46. How to Stay Insane: On Writer's Block · article
47. On the Selling of Souls, and Other Commodities: On Pitching · article
48. Horror (Not Horror): On Horror in Mainstream Films · article
49. Alfred and Jack: Ripping Yarns: On Hitchcock and Jack the Ripper · article
50. Mirrors for Eyes: On Robots and Psychopaths · article
51. 10 Ways Comedy and Horror are Almost the Same Thing: On Horror and Comedy · article
52. The Human Centipede: On the BBC · article
53. To Beat the Dark, or The Disquiet Man: On Nigel Kneale · article
54. Update Status: On Social Media and the Internet · article
55. The Question of Violence: On Violence · article
56. Where Was I?: On Midwinter and Self-assessment · article
57. Postscript #1: Asking for a Friend: On the Monstrous and the Mad as Hell · article
58. Postscript #2: The State of Us: On Doing Treatments and 'being' Horror · article

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