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This past week, Shelf Awareness sent our monthly pre-order e-blast to more than 960,000 of the countrys best book readers. The e-blast went

Our columnist reviews this month’s latest scary releases.

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This month’s crop of new paperbacks includes a local author, a pair of romances for pop culture fans and several twisty reads.

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One of T. Kingfisher's best characters is back, and things are getting personal.

(1) SO FEW REMAIN. George R.R. Martin calls these “Dark Days” at Not a Blog. …2023 was a nightmare of a year, for the world and the nation and for me and mine, both professionally and personally. I am very glad that it is over. Unfortunately, so far 2024 looks to be even worse…. …I

Nightmare Fuel by Nina Nesseth (Tor Nightfire, 2022) Review by Warner Holme: Nina Nesseth's Nightmare Fuel has the tagline "The Science of Horror Films" and it is a very appropriate title. It is a chapter-by-chapter look at the genre indicated from a sociological, psychological, psychiatric, and biological point of view. Structured very carefully, the book takes

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It was an amazing year for horror. Here are 10 great titles that stood out.