We regret to inform our readers of the death of author Janet Berliner-Gluckman earlier today. Born in 1939 in South Africa to Thea Abraham-Berliner and Manfred Berliner, who fled Germany and the growing power of the Nazi party in 1936, she went on to become a Bram Stoker Award winning author (Children of the Dusk), and worked as an editor, writer and journalist during a career that spanned more than twenty years and multiple genres. May her memory and works be a blessing to all who miss her.
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Sorry to hear this. She was a terrific writer and a hard worker for the Horror Writers Association and for the genre in general.
RIP, Janet. You'll be sorely missed by so many.
No way to thank you for all your contributions. Stunning generosity.
Blessings,
Tim Woods