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Hazy Days of Horror image by Bret Jordan
"Hazy Days of Horror" is a collaborative effort to give readers of horror a guide to some of the titles that are available to read this summer.
For librarians, “Hazy Days of Horror” is an opportunity to get reviews and information you need to recommend appropriate titles for readers and make informed decisions about collection development. In addition to providing reviews of horror titles you might be interested in adding to your collection, “Hazy Days of Horror” highlights participating horror fiction review sites that cover both small press and mainstream horror.
Collaborating review sites include: Horrorworld.org, Horror Fiction Review, MonsterLibrarian.com, Hellnotes.com, and Dark Scribe Magazine.
Part of Hazy Days of Horror is the Shimmer contest, where you get a chance to win a signed copy of David Morrell's Shimmer.
For Hazy Days of Horror, 2009 we have a special treat, an interview with Guy N. Smith.
If you are looking for what horror titles are coming out this summer take a look below
July is also Werewolf month here at Monster Librarian, if you are interested in lycanthropic literature visit our Werewolf page.
Horrorworld's Review Page for
Hazy
Days of Horror.
Hellnotes's
Hazy Days of Horror
page
Hellnotes is reviewing Lost Girls by Andrew Pyper
Dark Scribe Magazine's
Hazy Days of Horror
page
Dark Scribe Magazine will be reviewing Alex Sokoloff's The Unseen
Dark Scribe Magazine will be reviewing John Manning's All The Pretty Dead Girls
Dark Scribe Magazine will be reviewing Gillian Flynn's Dark Places
will be reviewing
Moonbane by Al Sarrantonio,
Necropolis by John
Urbancik,
The Unseen by Alexandra Sokoloff,
Restore from
Backup by J.F. Gonzalez and Mike Oliveri,
Cthulhu Unbound, Volume One edited by Thomas Brannan and John Sunseri,
Black Jack Derringer: Book One: Ace of Spades by Karen Koehler,
The Horror Fiction Review's
Hazy Days of Horror Page.
Horror Fiction review will have reviews of Brian Keene's Urban Gothis, Coscom Entertainment's latest zombie anthology, Dead Science, and the 5th and final installment of Robert Buettner's killer "Orphanage" series, Orphan's Triumph.