appealed to audiences for the likes of Fangoria and Starlog, as well as for The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction and Whispers. Like Omni Magazine, which it also somewhat resembled, it was published by a company better-known for "skin" magazines, Gallery's Montcalm Publishing. The all-fiction digest-sized companion, Night Cry, makes a cameo in The Simpsons 300th episode, "Barting Over". On occasion, the magazine and digest reprinted often-anthologized short stories, introducing a new generation of horror aficionados to classic short stories by veteran writers, such as "The Voice in the Night" by William Hope Hodgson, and "The Bookshop" by Nelson Bond. Novels Numerous novelizations were published based upon episodes of The Twilight Zone. In 2003, the first Twilight Zone novel was published, entitled The Twilight Zone Book 1: Harvest Moon, which was written by John J. Miller. Two sequels were later published. The first sequel was entitled The Twilight Zone Book 2: A Gathering of Shadows which was written by Russell Davis. The second sequel was entitled The Twilight Zone Book 3: Deep in the Dark written by John Helfers. In 2004, Black Flame released the five novelizations based on 2 episodes each from the 2002 series. Jay Russell, Pat Cadigan, Paul Woods, K.C. Winters and Christa Faust adapted the episodes. Short story collections Several volumes of original short stories were published under The Twilight Zone brand, the first of which was edited by Rod Serling, himself. From the Twilight Zone (1962, Doubleday) Chilling Stories from Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone (1965, Grosset & Dunlap) Rod Serling's Twilight Zone Revisited (1967) Twilight Zone: 19 Original Stories on the 50th Anniversary (2009, Tor Books) See also Fantasy fiction magazine Horror fiction magazine Online magazine Science fiction magazine References Defunct science fiction magazines published in the United States The Twilight Zone Fantasy fiction magazines Horror fiction magazines Gold Key Comics titles NOW Comics titles