Died: November 12, 2007
Ira Levin was a novelist and playwright. Although he had many great accomplishments, including the play Deathtrap, he may be best known for a couple of important horror novels:
Rosemary's Baby | The Stepford Wives |
He won the 1996 Bram Stoker Award for Lifetime Achievement from the Horror Writers Association.
There are many tributes to Mr. Levin by writers far more eloquent than I. Here are just a few to give you a better idea of what the community of horror readers and writers has lost.
Scary Parent by Joe Schreiber
Burlesque of the Damned by Mark Henry
Hellnotes courtesy of Sheila Merritt
(Originally Posted in . . . With Intent to Commit Horror.)
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