Welcome to our third annual summer book review project Summer Scares! (formerly know as Hazy Days of Horror).
“Summer Scares!” 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, “Summer Scares!” 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, “Summer Scares!” 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 Spooky Reads.
Kirsten Kowalewski offers thoughts on the dreaded H Word in our Musings of the Monster Librarian blog.
To start off Sumer Scares! we have:
In the adult Horror Anthologies section:
Rhonda Walton reviews But First The Dark: Ten Tales of the Uncanny and Strange Corridors: Ten Tales of Horror both by Frank Chigas.
In the adult Zombie section:
Brandi Blankenship reviews Zombie, Ohio : A Tale of the Undead by Scott Kenemore. Colleen Wanglund reviews Dr. Dale’s Zombie Dictionary: The A to Z Guide to Staying Alive by Dr. Dale Seslick.
In the adult Supernatural Horror section:
Brandi Blankenship reviews Loss of Separation by Conrad Williams. Michele Lee reviews An Agreement with Hell by Dru Pagliassotti.
In the adult Vampires section:
Michele Lee reviews Burning Shadows by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro.
In the adult Urban Fantasy section:
Michele Lee reviews Night Child by Jes Battis.
In the young adult Supernatural Horror section:
Shelia Shedd reviews The Sorrow King by Anderson Prunty.
In the young adult Human Horror section:
Colleen Wanglund reviews Skulls by Tim Marquitz.
In the young adult Horror Anthologies section:
Cherylynne W. Bago reviews Bloody Horowitz by Anthony Horowitz.
Come visit our Summer Scares! page for more reviews and links to our book review partners.
Keep reading!
The Monster Librarian
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