As my favorite holiday, Halloween, is swiftly approaching, I know I’m not the only one getting in the mood for spooky stories and fright-fest films. While recent movies such as “ParaNorman” and “Frankenweenie” appeal to the childish trick-or-treater in me, I’ve also had a craving for some more mature macabre literature. Stefan Kiesbye’s “Your House is on Fire, Your Children All Gone” is just the Halloween treat to fit that taste, right from the moment you lay eyes on its “Children of the Corn” -reminiscent cover of a pale-eyed girl staring out at you.