Annette Cascone is an American author and screenwriter. She lives in New Jersey.[1]

Works

Along with her sister Gina Cascone, she is the author of the Deadtime Stories series of middle-grade horror books, originally published under the name A.C. Cascone. She has written the several episodes of the Nickelodeon TV series, based on the books.[2] She is also the screenwriter (along with Gina Cascone) of the 1990 feature film Mirror, Mirror.

Books

  • Deadtime Stories: Terror in Tiny Town (1996, 2013) (Originally as by A.C. Cascone)
  • Deadtime Stories: Invasion of the Appleheads (1996, 2013) (Originally as by A.C. Cascone)
  • Deadtime Stories: Along Came a Spider (1996, 2013) (Originally as by A.C. Cascone)
  • Deadtime Stories: Ghost Knight (1996, 2013) (Originally as by A.C. Cascone)
  • Deadtime Stories: Revenge of the Goblins (1996, 2013) (Originally as by A.C. Cascone)
  • Deadtime Stories: Little Magic Shop of Horrors (1996, 2013) (Originally as by A.C. Cascone)
  • Deadtime Stories: It Came from the Deep (1997, 2014) (Originally as by A.C. Cascone)
  • Deadtime Stories: Grave Secrets (1997, 2012) (Originally as by A.C. Cascone)
  • Deadtime Stories: Grandpa's Monster Movies (1997, 2012) (Originally as by A.C. Cascone)
  • Deadtime Stories: Nightmare on Planet X (1997, 2014) (Originally as by A.C. Cascone)
  • Deadtime Stories: Welcome to the Terror-Go-Round (1997) (as by A.C. Cascone)
  • Deadtime Stories: The Beast of Baskerville (1997, 2012) (Originally as by A.C. Cascone)
  • Deadtime Stories: Cyber Scare (1997) (as by A.C. Cascone)
  • Deadtime Stories: Night of the Pet Zombies (1997) (as by A.C. Cascone)
  • Deadtime Stories: Faerie Tale (1997, 2014) (Originally as by A.C. Cascone)

References

  1. ↑ Interview with Annette Cascone – Author and co-creator of Deadtime Stories Archived October 9, 2014, at the Wayback Machine ‘’Family Review Guide’’, 10/27/13
  2. ↑ imdb.com Internet Movie Database
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