Tuesday, October 09, 2012

holy zamboni!




It’s a rare year in which a superabundance of fine horror novels — novels that reward rereading — appears. That said, most years bring at least a handful of novels whose titles can stand to be mentioned alongside Matheson’s I Am Legend, Jackson’s The Haunting of Hill House, and King’s The Shining. To this year’s list, add Laird Barron’s The Croning.


--LA Times
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3 comments:

  1. Madeline Mora-Summonte10/9/12, 11:10 AM

    Thanks to Ms. Reid, I have this on my TBR shelf! It was my prize from May's flash fiction contest. Now I am definitely going to read it for Halloween. :)

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  2. Anonymous10/10/12, 8:56 AM

    Thanks for the heads up, Janet. I love to be spooked, but seldom get the chills. A good creep is hard to find.

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  3. natalie10/11/12, 1:23 AM

    Guilty confession: I've never read a full horror novel. I am such a wimp.

    Even the cover scares me.

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