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PTSD, Grief, and Perfect Colorado Portrayal
Headlights by CJ Leede Synopsis Every instinct tells him to run. Every memory tells him he can’t.Special Agent Daniel Stansfield is ready for a change. Burnt out and defeated by the job, it’s his last day with the FBI. But before he can turn in his badge, he’s summoned back to Denver, the city he…
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Pick Your Vacation: Horror Style
Not traveling this summer? Me neither! So, I’ve prepared some spooktastic horror recommendations to take you away. Pick your ideal vacation and cuddle up with your next summer read. But be warned, these books bite and aren’t for the faint of heart. Summer Camp With a side of cannibal It’s a local legend. No one…
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Happy Release Day! Hallowed Deadly Seeds by Amber Hathaway
Amber Hathaway’s writing is atmospheric and represents autism and mental health with an impeccable touch. Her way with words is unmatched, and I am so excited that the sequel to her first book, Little White Flowers, is now out! If you love folk horror with V.C. Andrews eclectic gothic vibes, then you must dive into…
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Folk Horror with Vivid Mental Health Rep Perfect for Fans of “Children of the Corn”
Little White Flowers Book 1 by Amber Hathaway Synopsis Some secrets are better left to rot. When she and her brother venture to Evanston, Maine to clean out an estranged relative’s estate, horror enthusiast Alice Drayon’s life begins paralleling her favorite page-turners. The sojourn in their grandmother’s “wicked” hometown provides the perfect opportunity for Alice…
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Gender, Sexuality, and the Queer Experience as Demonstrated Through Leatherface
This year, I was given the opportunity to present at the Ann Radcliffe Academic Conference in conjunction with StokerCon for my study on Leatherface, titled Gender, Sexuality, and the Queer Experience as Demonstrated Through Leatherface. Leatherface is my favorite horror icon for a number of reasons. Many of which I touch on in my presentation…
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CJ Leede Author Event for “Headlights
Happy Friday, Horror Fiends! Last week I had the pleasure of getting to meet CJ Leede in person for her new book, Headlights, which is set here in Colorado. As a multi-generational Coloradoan, this book was intimate and important to me for many reasons. Needless to say, like all of CJ’s books, it is a…
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Essential Pride Month Queer Horror Reads
Essential Pride Month Horror Reads It’s Pride all year here, but I love giving you some special queer horror picks every Pride! This year, I am featuring some of the best queer horror books that I cannot get out of my head. I still think about all of these books, and to me, that marks…
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StokerCon is this Weekend!
This year marks the 10th anniversary of StokerCon, and I am so excited to be a part of it! I will be attending virtually, and my pre-recorded presentation will be available for the Ann Radcliffe Academic Conference that is happening in conjunction with StokerCon. You don’t have to be part of the Horror Writer’s Association…
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Another Anticipated Read from Simone St. James, and Another Letdown
I have been reading all of Simone St. James’ books with a friend for years. Unfortunately, I see a disappointing trend happening. In my opinion (as with Riler Sager, whose books I used to thoroughly enjoy) the more prolific St. James has become, the poorer her writing and stories are. Such is the case with…
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The Horrors of Being Female – All Too Real Nightmare Fuel
If there were ever a horror novel that touched on almost every horror that comes with the female reproduction system, Afterbirth by Emma Cleary is it. This book consumed me and spat me back out worse for wear – but somehow changed and seen.
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