Category: Literature & Comic

The book documents stunt work through personal narrative and material from film productions.

Dick Warlock: The Shape of My Career includes documents as well as recollections. Harker Press lists call sheets, production paperwork, personal notes, and hundreds of color photographs among the material accompanying the memoir. Harker Press and Dick Warlock’s official book description.

The book is credited to Warlock with John Copeman and Kevin Dennis. Its career coverage includes Jaws, Halloween II, and Escape from New York, placing the work of a stunt performer across different productions rather than limiting the subject to one screen character. Harker Press and Dick Warlock’s official book description.

Kurt Russell contributes a foreword, and Lance Guest contributes a chapter. The publisher identifies personal notes from Steven Spielberg, Robert Zemeckis, Jamie Lee Curtis, and Debra Hill among the book’s contents. Harker Press and Dick Warlock’s official book description.

Published in 2026, the volume runs to 238 pages and is offered in paperback, hardcover, and ebook formats. Its advertised archival component gives readers several forms of record: photographs of people and productions, working documents, and the memoir’s account of Warlock’s career. Harker Press and Dick Warlock’s official book description.

Titan’s novelization identifies the 1984 film as its source.

Armando Muñoz’s Silent Night, Deadly Night novelization adapts the original 1984 film. Its title explicitly identifies that source, distinguishing this book from adaptations attached to later versions of the property. Titan Books’ distributed catalogue listing and synopsis.

The story follows Billy Chapman across two periods. As a child in 1971, he witnesses his parents’ murder by a man wearing a Santa costume. He and his younger brother subsequently grow up in an orphanage governed by Mother Superior. Titan Books’ distributed catalogue listing and synopsis.

In 1984, Billy is eighteen and working at a toy store. An assignment to dress as Santa brings the costume back into his life, and the narrative proceeds toward his violent return to the orphanage. Titan Books’ distributed catalogue listing and synopsis.

Titan’s 400-page paperback edition was published on October 21, 2025, with an ebook also listed. The book’s premise connects a childhood encounter with an adult role Billy is required to perform, carrying the film’s character history into prose. Titan Books’ distributed catalogue listing and synopsis.

Nicholas Sparks and M. Night Shyamalan place a family revelation inside a developing relationship.

A statement made by Tate Donovan’s dying sister follows him into a new relationship in Remain. Sylvia told him that she could perceive spirits still connected to the living, and that the ability belonged to their family. Random House’s official synopsis and publication details.

Tate is an architect visiting Cape Cod to design a summer house for his closest friend. He has also recently received treatment for depression following Sylvia’s death. The novel places his grief and his uncertainty about her supernatural claim alongside the practical business of beginning another project. Random House’s official synopsis and publication details.

At a historic bed-and-breakfast, he meets Wren. Their growing attachment draws him toward questions about her past and the people around her. Investigating that history becomes part of his attempt to help her. Random House’s official synopsis and publication details.

Random House published the 352-page hardcover in October 2025; a paperback followed in May 2026. The collaboration between Nicholas Sparks and M. Night Shyamalan gives its relationship plot an unresolved question about what can remain between people after death. Random House’s official synopsis and publication details.

KC Price’s novel opens The Trinity Van Buren Sexcraft Chronicles at Holy Secret University.

Trinity Van Buren’s arrival at Holy Secret University leads to questions about who she is, as well as what the institution conceals. Holy Trinity places the student among secret societies and rituals whose interest in her extends beyond her immediate choices. The publisher’s own novel description and edition record.

The publisher’s description connects the university’s hidden activity with a power emerging within Trinity and a legacy she does not yet understand. The mystery therefore runs in two directions: outward toward the society around her and inward toward her own identity. The publisher’s own novel description and edition record.

KC Price wrote the novel as the first installment of The Trinity Van Buren Sexcraft Chronicles. Horror-Fix Publishing identifies it as erotic horror, supernatural horror, and dark fantasy. The erotic element is part of the stated genre, while the concealed legacy supplies the central question in the book’s description. The publisher’s own novel description and edition record.

The publisher lists Kindle and paperback editions. Its synopsis establishes Trinity’s arrival and the forces gathering around her without resolving the nature of her inheritance or the society’s plans. The publisher’s own novel description and edition record.

Daniel H. Wilson’s novel frames a global conflict as a collected history of those who lived through it.

Robopocalypse approaches its robot war through an international group of survivors. Daniel H. Wilson’s novel uses their accounts to assemble a history of the conflict, giving a worldwide catastrophe more than one point of entry. Penguin Random House’s official novel description and publication record.

The adversary is Archos, an artificial intelligence controlling the network of machines on which people depend. The premise places the threat within existing technological infrastructure: equipment woven into everyday life becomes part of an organized attack. Penguin Random House’s official novel description and publication record.

The attack’s starting point is called Zero Hour. After the initial destruction, scattered survivors regroup and fight back. That movement from separate experiences toward a collective response supplies the larger shape of the story. Penguin Random House’s official novel description and publication record.

Wilson earned a doctorate in robotics at Carnegie Mellon University, a background recorded in the publisher’s biography. That credential describes the author; the uprising remains a fictional scenario. The novel’s ebook and audiobook appeared in June 2011, followed by the listed Vintage paperback in April 2012. The book’s own structure is therefore established independently of any later screen project. Penguin Random House’s official novel description and publication record.

Shiro Kuroi’s manga places later scavengers outside the disaster and a young witness inside it.

A diary connects two groups aboard the ship in Shiro Kuroi’s Leviathan. Scavengers discover the damaged vessel drifting between Earth and Proxima Centauri; the writing they find belonged to a young person who traveled on it. Publisher JBC’s official story and series description.

The resulting mystery has both a physical location and a recorded past. The newcomers can enter the wreck, while the diary gives them access to events they did not witness. Its entries disclose what happened to the children aboard. Publisher JBC’s official story and series description.

That arrangement makes the act of reading part of the premise. The ship is already damaged when the scavengers arrive, so their discovery begins with consequences and works back toward the people involved. The diary is the link between those times. Publisher JBC’s official story and series description.

JBC credits Kuroi as both writer and illustrator and identifies Leviathan as a complete three-volume series. Ki-oon’s first-volume record dates its French publication to January 2022. Those book records establish the manga’s format and authorship without relying on claims about a screen adaptation. Publisher JBC’s official story and series description. Original publisher Ki-oon’s volume and series record.

Trevor Henderson’s novel follows children investigating local disappearances and creatures that adults overlook or avoid discussing.

The children in Scarewaves receive guidance from Alan Graves, a mysterious radio host. Their investigation concerns Beacon Point, a town where disappearances and sightings of strange creatures have become recurring events. Scholastic’s official synopsis and edition information.

Trevor Henderson’s premise separates what the children encounter from what the town’s adults acknowledge. Some adults do not notice the events; others avoid thinking or talking about them. The young investigators have to pursue a mystery that has no settled place in ordinary town conversation. Scholastic’s official synopsis and edition information.

The woods contain a secret, and the events unfold over several nights. Henderson’s literary agency also identifies the Beacon Point Ghost Lights among the town’s phenomena. Graves’ broadcasts provide a thread through a setting with several kinds of unexplained activity. Henderson’s literary agency description.

Scholastic lists the novel at 208 pages and markets it for ages nine to twelve. That is the publisher’s audience classification, rather than a promise about how any individual reader will respond to the horror. The story gives Henderson’s invented creatures a specific town and a group of children trying to understand what is happening there. Scholastic’s official synopsis and edition information.