Aric Cushing's Blog: Research!
October 6, 2016
May 28, 2016
Vampire Boy Release!
Can't wait to meet some awesome kids (adult kids too!) on the book tour for Halloween!
April 14, 2016
On set with Meg Foster
On set with the amazing Meg Foster from John Carpenter's 'They Live'. Unfortunately we didn't have any scenes together, but at least we were able to do the Nun Dance! 
November 17, 2014
The Real Thing
During my research I found this actual color photo from the 1890's. Rare, and pretty amazing! 
January 26, 2014
Some Of My Reviews:
LA WEEKLY:
~ “A sumptuous love story to meld with the plush surroundings.”
MIDWEST BOOK REVIEWS:
~ “Editor Aric Cushing's introductory essay 'Is 'The Yellow Wallpaper' a Gothic Story?' nails the subject."
PENNYBLOOD MAGAZINE:
~ “The film's plot is greatly expanded from the bare bones of Gilman's often-anthologized short story. In this treatment, a young couple is trying to recover from the death of their child in a flash fire, and they move into a house that is filled with the belongings of previous inhabitants from many different time periods.”
DAILY BRUIN:
~ “To say that 'Dracula' is unique would be unjust; rather it is an extraordinary combination of talent, diligence, and passion. It grabs full attention of the senses and immerses its audience.”
MIDWEST BOOK REVIEWS:
~ “There's much to like here - and much to ponder. Don't expect today's light, entertaining horror story. DO expect social and psychological commentary and insights, all subtly wrapped in the cloak of early gothic writing strategies and subtle references that keep the mind thinking and reliving scenes long after movie and book have been absorbed.”
~ “A sumptuous love story to meld with the plush surroundings.”
MIDWEST BOOK REVIEWS:
~ “Editor Aric Cushing's introductory essay 'Is 'The Yellow Wallpaper' a Gothic Story?' nails the subject."
PENNYBLOOD MAGAZINE:
~ “The film's plot is greatly expanded from the bare bones of Gilman's often-anthologized short story. In this treatment, a young couple is trying to recover from the death of their child in a flash fire, and they move into a house that is filled with the belongings of previous inhabitants from many different time periods.”
DAILY BRUIN:
~ “To say that 'Dracula' is unique would be unjust; rather it is an extraordinary combination of talent, diligence, and passion. It grabs full attention of the senses and immerses its audience.”
MIDWEST BOOK REVIEWS:
~ “There's much to like here - and much to ponder. Don't expect today's light, entertaining horror story. DO expect social and psychological commentary and insights, all subtly wrapped in the cloak of early gothic writing strategies and subtle references that keep the mind thinking and reliving scenes long after movie and book have been absorbed.”
Research!
Checking out the Writer's Museum in Edinburgh, Scotland.
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