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Back to Frank Black: Ten Years Later

Back to Frank Black: Ten Years Later

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Associate Publisher Adam Chamberlain interviews authors from Back to Frank Black (2012), an unprecedented volume from Fourth Horseman Press exploring the landmark television series Millennium (1996-99). This omnibus edition of the podcast collects together six interviews that explore the series' legacy through its characters and themes, its use of popular music, its place in the history of the mystery genre, and its haunting manifestations of evil.

  • Back to Frank Black
    • Information
    • Order a copy
    • Trailer
    • The Millennial Abyss
    • Children of the Night
  • Fourth Horseman Press
    • Website
    • Twitter
    • Facebook
    • Instagram
  • Klea Scott
    • IMDb
    • Twitter
  • Joseph Maddrey
    • Blog
    • Goodreads
  • John Kenneth Muir
    • The House Between webisodes
    • The House Between in print
    • Enter the House Between
    • McFarland Books
    • Reflections on Cult Movies and Classic TV
    • Twitter
    • Facebook
  • Alexander Zelenyj
    • Website
    • Twitter
    • Facebook
    • Instagram
    • These Long Teeth of the Night
    • Eibonvale Press
    • Solaris
  • Brian A. Dixon
    • Profile
    • Twitter
    • Mastadon
  • Adam Chamberlain
    • Profile
  • More Millennium
    • Evil Earworms Spotify Playlist
    • Millennium Group Sessions Redux
    • Millennium after the Millennium
    • The X-Files Preservation Collection
    • The Time is Now
    • The X-Cast interviews Chris Carter
    • Sammensværgelsen interviews Chris Carter
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