WHY I LOVE HORROR: Essays on Horror Literature, Edited by Becky Siegel Spratford
From the article
“Horror isn’t just a genre, it’s a calling. A secret handshake in the dark.” – Sadie Hartmann, introduction “Since the turn of this century I have been a professional book recommender in the field of Readers’ Advisory. The crux of this work is matching books with readers through the local public library.” – Becky Siegel…
Continue reading on sffworld.comYou might also wanna read
The Evolutionary and Psychological Roots of Humanity's Fascination with Horror Stories
The article explores humanity's enduring fascination with horror stories throughout history, from ancient myths to modern narratives. It exa
nautil.us·8mo agoMary H.K. Choi on mother hunger, “Pool House,” and the thrills of being read to
audible.com·28d ago
Sororal Bonds and the Familiar Monster in Blood on Her Tongue
bookstr.com·7d ago
Horror Joy Podcast: Analyzing House of Leaves as a Meta Haunted-House Novel
This episode of the podcast Horror Joy discusses Mark Z. Danielewski's 2000 novel House of Leaves, analyzing it as a dense, meta-textual hau
redcircle.com·1mo ago
Extremely Weird Splatter by Horrific Scribblings - Indiegogo
indiegogo.com·15d ago
Lyla, in the Flesh: A Horror Novel by Nick Roberts - Kindle Edition on Amazon
This is a product listing for "Lyla, in the Flesh: A Horror Novel" by Nick Roberts on Amazon's Kindle Store. The description introduces a ps
amzn.to·14d ago
Comments
Sign in to join the conversation.
No comments yet. Be the first.