Alan Warren has published essays, short stories and articles in publications as varied as Film Comment, Publishers Weekly, Issac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine, Castle of Frankenstein, and Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. His other books include the critical study Roald Dahl (Starmont House, 1994). He lives in Alameda, California.

“Alan Warren is a good writer and he has filled a void with this book...commentary is good”—Classic Images; “well researched and well documented...fills a hole in the category of the genre...an informative and responsible piece of work”—ARBA; “a marvelous testament”—Midnight Marquee; “meticulously researched...fascinating”—VideoScope; “exclusive materials.... Of the recent books that have covered old television series, this may be the best”—Little Shoppe of Horrors; “serves as a history, analysis, and episode guide to the bets Gothic horror series ever put on the airwaves”—Monsters from the Vault; “more than thorough with lengthy plot descriptions...well-researched”—The TV Collector; “a valuable addition to existing reference material”—Television Chronicles.

Alan Warren has published essays, short stories and articles in publications as varied as Film Comment, Publishers Weekly, Issac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine, Castle of Frankenstein, and Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. His other books include the critical study Roald Dahl (Starmont House, 1994). He lives in Alameda, California.

“Alan Warren is a good writer and he has filled a void with this book...commentary is good”—Classic Images; “well researched and well documented...fills a hole in the category of the genre...an informative and responsible piece of work”—ARBA; “a marvelous testament”—Midnight Marquee; “meticulously researched...fascinating”—VideoScope; “exclusive materials.... Of the recent books that have covered old television series, this may be the best”—Little Shoppe of Horrors; “serves as a history, analysis, and episode guide to the bets Gothic horror series ever put on the airwaves”—Monsters from the Vault; “more than thorough with lengthy plot descriptions...well-researched”—The TV Collector; “a valuable addition to existing reference material”—Television Chronicles.

Alan Warren has published essays, short stories and articles in publications as varied as Film Comment, Publishers Weekly, Issac Asimov’s Science Fiction Magazine, Castle of Frankenstein, and Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine. His other books include the critical study Roald Dahl (Starmont House, 1994). He lives in Alameda, California.

“Alan Warren is a good writer and he has filled a void with this book...commentary is good”—Classic Images; “well researched and well documented...fills a hole in the category of the genre...an informative and responsible piece of work”—ARBA; “a marvelous testament”—Midnight Marquee; “meticulously researched...fascinating”—VideoScope; “exclusive materials.... Of the recent books that have covered old television series, this may be the best”—Little Shoppe of Horrors; “serves as a history, analysis, and episode guide to the bets Gothic horror series ever put on the airwaves”—Monsters from the Vault; “more than thorough with lengthy plot descriptions...well-researched”—The TV Collector; “a valuable addition to existing reference material”—Television Chronicles.