His credits include Night of the Living Dead: London (with Clive Barker), Spawn: The Dark Ages, Criminal Macabre, Bigfoot, Creeper: Welcome to Creepsville, 28 Days Later: The Aftermath, Giant Monster, Wake the Dead, and Aleister Arcane among others. Steve Niles is a prolific writer of horror fiction for comic books and graphic novels.
A little bit given back by us right now might not be such a bad thing. He’s a horror geek from way back in the day, and he’s given a lot to the horror community over the years. I’m sure that other funds and aid will be set up for the area in general, but Steve is one of us. The fund that Steve references can be donated to through Paypal via email address: line, guys: This is not the kind of thing that anyone should have to face without some help. Going to pack and move as much as we can before the next storm hits. We’re sort of trapped here for right now. I just wish I could catch my breath for 5 minutes and I can make my own money. I feel terrible about this but once things settle I’ll have to face up that we need help. Our friends Belinda and Steve are setting up a fund to help. A scrapbook full of original art I’ve kept for 30 years is gone. We are securing the house as much as we can and going through the damage. Don’t remember much more then lifting him and carrying him all the way back to the house. I reached him and he was submerged and freaking out. It was waist deep almost and strong enough to throw around logs.
We got as much as we could off the ground and tried to block but there wasn’t much we could do. Already ankle deep by the time we saw it. Woke up at 6am to water rushing into the house. Steve Niles had this to say on the matter: The really bad news is that Steve didn’t have flood insurance. The bad news is that Steve lost a good deal of what he had in his home, including unique items that likely cannot be replaced. The good news so far is that all reports indicate that everyone in the house, people and animals alike, managed to get to safety through the waist-deep waters. Horror fans, Steve Niles could really use some help right now.Īs reported by Bleeding Cool and others in the last day, Steve Niles had his Austin, Texas home hit by the flood waters brought on from the storms that tore through that area over the weekend.
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