We here at MonsterLibrarian.com are pleased to announce the fourth annual “Spring into Terror” horror book review event. Starting on May 1st, outstanding horror fiction review sites will come together to create a virtual guide to titles that will keep readers up at night.
“Spring into Terror” is an excellent way for librarians to get acquainted with horror genre titles both mainstream and small press. The event provides a tool to help librarians with reader’s advisory and collection development as well as become familiar with online review resources for what can be a challenging genre.
Each participating review site will have a project page dedicated to reviews of horror genre books that links to the other participating sites’ review pages. We will also be including a list of book recommendations that can be paired with horror movies to promote reading horror.
Participating sites in this year’s project include MonsterLibrarian.com, Horrorworld, Hellnotes, Horror Fiction Review, and Spooky-Reads. Each site will be updating their page and reviews throughout the month so remember to visit often.
Visit our Spring into Terror page here.
In our first update in May we have the following reviews:
In our adult Supernatural section:
Colleen Wanglund reviews Lucifer’s Lottery by Edward Lee.
In our adult Urban Fantasy section:
Patricia Mathews reviews Ascensions and Bedeviled by Sable Grace, To Walk the Night by E. S. Moore and The Shadow Reader by Sandy Williams.
In the adult Horror Anthologies section:
Kelly Fann reviews Four Legs in the Morning by Norman Prentiss.
In the adult Something Different section:
Colleen Wanglund reviews Karaoke Death Squad by Eric Mays and Patricia Mathews reviews The Doomsday Vault by Steven Harper.
In the adult Zombies section:
Patricia Mathews reviews Frail by Joan Frances Turner and Michele Lee reviews Zombielicious by Timothy Mcgiveny.
In the adult Killer Animals section:
Michele Lee reviews Zombie Raccoon and Killer Bunnies by Martin Greenburg and Kerrie Hughes.
In the adult Werewolves section:
Kelly Fann reviews Bestial: Werewolf Apocalypse by William D. Carl
In the adult Human Horror section:
W.E. Zazo-Phillips reviews Revelation: A Matthew Shardlake Mystery by C. J. Sansom.
In the young adult Vampires section:
Hannah Kate reviews Blood Drunk: Faded Blue by Angela Lovell.
Keep reading!
The Monster Librarian
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