One of America's most read and celebrated authors, Anne Rice is known for weaving the visible and supernatural worlds together in epic stories that both entertain and challenge readers. Her books are rich tapestries of history, belief, philosophy, religion, and compelling characters that examine and extend our physical world beyond the limits we perceive.

Online home of multi-genre author Desirée Lee whose works include vampire and other paranormal creatures.

Having "retired" from the Army in December 1980, Lumley became "a professional author" (he had never really considered himself that way before) and of necessity began to write in earnest. he still had a projected series of four books in H. P.

Charlaine Harris has been a published novelist for over twenty-five years. A native of the Mississippi Delta, she grew up in the middle of a cotton field. Now she lives in southern Arkansas with her husband, her three children, three dogs, and a duck. The duck stays outside.

Chelsea Quinn Yarbro is one of only two women ever to be named as Grand Master of the World Horror Convention (2003). She is the recipient of the Fine Foundation Award for Literary Achievement (1993) and (along with Fred Saberhagen) was awarded the Knightly Order of the Brasov Citadel by the Transylvanian Society of Dracula in 1997.

New York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan has over 30 novels published, including four series. Her debut novel Dark Prince received 3 of the 9 Paranormal Excellence Awards in Romantic Literature for 1999. Since then she has been published by Leisure Books, Pocket Books, and currently is writing for Berkley/Jove. She also has earned 7 more PEARL awards.

Mr. Saberhagen, who began publishing in the 1960s, wrote 60 novels and several collections. He also edited three short-story collections and collaborated on three novels.

'Freda Warrington - a case of Pre-Raphaelite imagery easing naturally into black velvet, black fingernails and fishnets,' according to one journalist.

This is a friendly community site designed to provide a supportive venue for Gothic culture and horror literature and the creative and artistic people interested in them. Not everyone here has to be particularly Gothic. They only need to have an open mind and an interest in the widely varied subject matter.

JADFE was named for the original owners and stands for "James and Darkangels Forever Erotica." Though ownership has changed, the title remains the same. We have tried to maintain the divisions as before so that you may choose the flavor of your reading pleasure.