Horror Fiction

Horror fiction at its best results in gasps and surprise, whether from masters such as Stephen King, Clive Barker and Jeff Lindsay or from newer authors who combine nightmares with unescapably well-written fiction, forcing readers to take the journey of horror. While considered by some to be a less substantial form of fiction, horror fiction instead deserves appreciation for the innate high requirements of creativity and terror in a desensitized world, earning the genre millions of fans.

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John Ajvide Lindqvist's Handling the Undead

Lindqvist's Handling the Undead is a zombie tale with a philosophical twist.

Apr 15, 2012 – Jennifer McNeil Bertrand

The Lost Work of Stephen King - Unseen Novels, Stories and More

Stephen J. Spignesi has collected information on a King's-ransom of unseen novels, short stories, and essays that will surprise even the most dedicated fan.

Sep 9, 2011 – Ryan Rosendal

Review of Gabrielle Wittkop's The Necrophiliac

Death doesn't stop Gabrielle Wittkop's tarnished character Lucien from enjoying a taste of bereavement.

Jul 27, 2011 – Ingrid Calderon

H.P. LOVECRAFT: A LOOK INTO THE LIFE OF FEARS' LEADING MASTER

Down the eldritch path of non-euclidian stones, follow Howard Phillips Lovecraft through his life and see the man behind the cosmic horror.

Jul 18, 2011 – David Leingang

The Wolfman – Novelization Book Review

A review of The Wolfman written by multiple Bram Stoker Award-winning author, Jonathan Maberry.

Apr 25, 2011 – Dylan Morgan

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