Mark Alan Miller is a producer, publisher, and author known for his work in the horror genre, particularly the Hellraiser franchise and Clive Barker-owned properties. He is the founder and publisher of Encyclopocalypse Publications, an award-winning independent publishing company specializing in audiobooks and reissues of tie-in novelizations of horror and geere films. and is adjunct faculty at Woodbury University
Career
Miller served as Vice President and Head of Development of Seraphim, Inc., Clive Barker's production company. Miller is also a writer, producer and director, having written for Boom! Studios and Dark Horse.
In 2017, Miller founded Encyclopocalypse Publications, a hybrid publishing and audiobook company that specializes in reprints of film novelizations and out-of-print horror novels, in addition to publishing new genre content.
Miller’s university biography states he ghostwrote the New York Times best-selling book The Scarlet Gospels, which is credited to Clive Barker.
Credits
Filmography + Year TitleDirectorWriterProducer Notes 2011 Abarat: Absolute Midnight xxxBook Trailer2011Nightmarex2014The Nerdist Superego Video Shortsx5 episodes2014Nightbreed: The Directors CutxAwarded vintage release at the 41st annual Saturn Awards 2015Fun Size Horror: Volume TwoxxSegment "The Great Corben" 2016 Virus of the DeadxxxSegment "Preparation Meets Opportunity"2017Stan Lee's Lucky Man: The Bracelet ChroniclesxxWeb Series for Sky TV2019Fun Size Horror: Shocktale PartyxxxSegment "Jung Frankenstein" 2020Clive Barker's Books of BloodxHulu Original
Comic books + Year Title StudioNotes 2011 Hellraiser Boom! StudiosBased on the Hellraiser franchise by Clive Barker2014Next TestamentBoom! StudiosWritten with Clive Barker 2015Hellraiser: BestiaryBoom! StudiosBased on the Hellraiser franchise by Clive Barker 2016 The Steam Man Dark HorseBased on the dime novel The Steam Man of the Prairies by Edward S. Ellis; cowritten by Joe R. Lansdale2018American Gothic Press Presents: Tales From the AckermansionAmerican Gothic PressSegmen "The Dump" based on the Joe R. Lansdale Short Story.
References
External links Official website