Spring into Terror is here!!!
Welcome to Spring into Terror 2010!
Spring into Terror is our annual spring collaborative horror book review project. This year we are partnering with HorrorWorld, Horror Fiction Review, and Dark Scribe Magazine in reviewing various horror titles for spring time reading.
I would like to thank Darlene Wanglund for this year's delightfully creepy bunny to bring us into a frightfully fun spring.
For our contribution to Spring into Terror we have:
In our Horror Anthologies and Collected Works sections:
David Agranoff reviews The Anthology of Dark Wisdom edited by William Jones and In Concert: The Collected Speculative Fiction of Steve Rasnic Tem and Melanie Tem by Steve Rasnic Tem and Melanie Tem.
Rhonda Wilson reviews When the Night Comes Down edited by Bill Breedlove and In the Closet, Under the Bed by Lee Thomas.
Kelly Fann reviews Hopeful Monsters by Jenny Ashford.
In our adult Supernatural horror section:
Erik Smith reviews The Butcher Bride by Vince Churchill.
David Agranoff reviews The Castle of Los Angeles by Lisa Morton.
Kelly Fann reviews The Last Church by Lee Pletzers.
Rhonda Wilson reviews Symptoms of a Broken Heart by Cory Cramer
In our adult Zombie section:
Erik Smith reviews Xombies: Apocalypticon by Walter Greatshell and Night Of The Living Dead novelization by Christopher Andrews.
Colleen Wanglund reviews Revolution of the Dead by Anthony Giangregorio.
In our adult Werewolf section:
Kelly Fann reviews Wild Justice by C. Fern Cook.
In our adult Vampire section:
Rhonda Wilson reviews Predatoress by Emma Gabor.
In our adult Apocalyptic/Post Apocalyptic Horror section:
Kelly Fann reviews Doc Good's Traveling Show by Gene O'Neill.
In our adult Killer Animal section:
Rhonda Wilson reviews Dweller by Jeff Strand.
In our adult Urban Fantasy section:
Rhonda Wilson reviews Shift by Rachel Vincent.
In our adult Graphic Novel section:
Bob Freeman reviews Hellblazer: Pandemonium by Jamie Delano, ill. by Jock.
In our young adult Urban Fantasy section:
Bret Jordan reviews Witchfinder: Dawn of the Demontide by William Hussey.
In our Scary Books for Kids section:
Kirsten Kowalewski reviews The Ink Drinker by Eric Sanvoisen, ill by Martin Matje, trans. by Georges Moroz.
Keep reading!
The Monster Librarian
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Spring into Terror is our annual spring collaborative horror book review project. This year we are partnering with HorrorWorld, Horror Fiction Review, and Dark Scribe Magazine in reviewing various horror titles for spring time reading.
I would like to thank Darlene Wanglund for this year's delightfully creepy bunny to bring us into a frightfully fun spring.
For our contribution to Spring into Terror we have:
In our Horror Anthologies and Collected Works sections:
David Agranoff reviews The Anthology of Dark Wisdom edited by William Jones and In Concert: The Collected Speculative Fiction of Steve Rasnic Tem and Melanie Tem by Steve Rasnic Tem and Melanie Tem.
Rhonda Wilson reviews When the Night Comes Down edited by Bill Breedlove and In the Closet, Under the Bed by Lee Thomas.
Kelly Fann reviews Hopeful Monsters by Jenny Ashford.
In our adult Supernatural horror section:
Erik Smith reviews The Butcher Bride by Vince Churchill.
David Agranoff reviews The Castle of Los Angeles by Lisa Morton.
Kelly Fann reviews The Last Church by Lee Pletzers.
Rhonda Wilson reviews Symptoms of a Broken Heart by Cory Cramer
In our adult Zombie section:
Erik Smith reviews Xombies: Apocalypticon by Walter Greatshell and Night Of The Living Dead novelization by Christopher Andrews.
Colleen Wanglund reviews Revolution of the Dead by Anthony Giangregorio.
In our adult Werewolf section:
Kelly Fann reviews Wild Justice by C. Fern Cook.
In our adult Vampire section:
Rhonda Wilson reviews Predatoress by Emma Gabor.
In our adult Apocalyptic/Post Apocalyptic Horror section:
Kelly Fann reviews Doc Good's Traveling Show by Gene O'Neill.
In our adult Killer Animal section:
Rhonda Wilson reviews Dweller by Jeff Strand.
In our adult Urban Fantasy section:
Rhonda Wilson reviews Shift by Rachel Vincent.
In our adult Graphic Novel section:
Bob Freeman reviews Hellblazer: Pandemonium by Jamie Delano, ill. by Jock.
In our young adult Urban Fantasy section:
Bret Jordan reviews Witchfinder: Dawn of the Demontide by William Hussey.
In our Scary Books for Kids section:
Kirsten Kowalewski reviews The Ink Drinker by Eric Sanvoisen, ill by Martin Matje, trans. by Georges Moroz.
Keep reading!
The Monster Librarian
Back to the main page
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