Recently, the Colorado horror community lost one of its own with the passing of Travis Heermann. Below are a few remembrances from Denver Horror Collective members.

We encourage you to check out Travis’ work as author, screenwriter, and filmmaker at https://travisheermann.com/

-DHC

For May, The Thing in the Labyrinth horror book club is reading the horror novel The Rest Will Come by the super cool Christina Bergling. In this horror/thriller, Emma decides to go on one last date. Then it finally happens—she finds the thing she loves most of all. Killing clueless jerks she finds on the internet. You can purchase a copy here.

The club will hold a discussion on Sunday, May 26, at 6:30 pm Pacific time / 7:30 pm Mountain time. This free, online event will take place via Zoom with a run time of 90 minutes. To sign up, please email the moderator, A.E. Santana. A Zoom link will be sent to participants closer to the event date.

Please note that club sessions will be recorded and made available to The Thing in the Labyrinth and DHC members through private Facebook channels.

It’s everyone’s favorite time of year…Denver Horror Collective member renewal!

For February, The Thing in the Labyrinth horror book club is reading the horror graphic novel Stray Dogs written by Tony Fleecs and illustrated by Trish Forstner.  Lady and the Tramp meets Silence of the Lambs in this heartbreakingly adorable suspense thriller. You can purchase a copy here.

The club will hold a discussion on Sunday, February 25, at 6:30 pm Pacific time / 7:30 pm Mountain time. This free, online event will take place via Zoom with a run time of 90 minutes. To sign up, please email the moderator, A.E. Santana. A Zoom link will be sent to participants closer to the event date. To keep up to date with The Thing in the Labyrinth book club, sign up for the newsletter here.

Please note that club sessions will be recorded and made available to The Thing in the Labyrinth and DHC members through private Facebook channels.

If only there was a way to fulfill your holiday gift obligations without breaking the bank and supporting indie artists…Tragically, there isn’t, so you should probably just get everyone a nose hair trimmer and call it quits.

Kidding! If you’re hoping for the perfect gift for that horror fan in your life, seek no further than Denver Horror Collective’s Dark Lit Market, where you can virtually browse a dizzying array of dark fiction from DHC members!