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.  Each site will post their updates through out the month so keep stopping by.

 

As part of Hazy Days of Horror, Monster Librarian is giving you a chance to win some great reading material with our name the bunny contest. So stop on by and help give our furry friend a name.

 

Our reviews for Hazy Days of Horror include:

In the adult Killer Animals section:
The Monster Librarian reviews Crustaceans by William Meikle and The Corpse King by Tim Curran.

In the adult Horror Anthologies section:
Kelly Fan reviews two horror poetry titles Double Visions by Bruce Boston and Strange Vegetables by G.O. Clark.  David Agranoff reviews Intimate Strangers by Stanley Wiater. Colleen Wanglund reviews Demons and Other Inconveniences by Dan Dillard

In the adult Human Horrors section:
Kelly Fann reviews The Bride Collector by Ted Dekker.

In the adult Supernatural section:
Kelly Fan reviews The Fall of Hades by Jeffery Thomas.

In the adult Graphic Novel section:
Colleen Wanglund reviews I,Zombie #2 by Chris Roberson.
The Monster Librarian reviews American Vampire #2 by Scott Snyder and Stephen King.

 

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.