(CNN) -- Author R.L. Stine is returning to the evil street that made him famous in the 1990s,
and fans are looking forward to the new ways he'll terrorize Shadyside High School teenagers on "Fear Street."
Stine, 70, is the author of more than 300 novels for children and teens, including the much-loved "Goosebumps" and "Fear Street" series. The latter was a major hit, selling 80 million copies and building a fan base that for years has been asking him to revive the spooky series.Stine announced a few weeks ago that he has signed on to write three "Fear Street" books, beginning with "Party Games" in October 2014. The premise: When Shadyside High School senior Brendan Fear has a birthday party at his parent's summer house on Fear Island, things go from bad to worse."The whole thing happened because of Twitter," Stine said. "It's a great way to keep in touch with my original readers, and 'Fear Street' was mentioned more than anything else. That's what they read when they were kids. And I suppose we're all nostalgic for what we read back then." Read More
