Hugh Addison

The Moth for the Star

  • James Reich on Indie Publishing, Taking Risks, and the Beauty of Melancholy

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    Matthew Binder

    In 2017, I read the novel Patricide, by D. Foy. It’s a brutal and challenging book, full of ungodly sorrow and heartbreak. It’s the kind of book you can’t read before bed because it’ll make sleep impossible. But it’s also a beautiful and tender piece of work. I was curious who would publish such a…

  • The Freudian Gothic Fiction of Ira Levin

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    James Reich

    On the eve of Hallowe’en, 1980, Dick Cavett’s television guests included Stephen King, George Romero, and Peter Straub. Watching it now, King is the most voluble, playing the open-shirted raconteur, stage right, closer to the audience than the others in several senses. He is alert to the chance to promote Kubrick’s adaptation of The Shining,…

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