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Anne Rice's Vampires 
The vampire gets a conscious. Graham Masterton
Stephen King, James Herbert, Mary Shelley - we know who they are. We know their names and their works. I consistently tell people to pick up a Graham Masterton novel. Not only is he prolific, but he´s just as good as these other household names. I dare you to read one. Horror Literature Newsletter Update
A growing bank of information relevant to horror literature: what to read and how to write it. Horror Literature v The Movie
Which is better: a horror movie or a horror novel? Why does literature have more of an after effect than a film and are the characters and plots woven better in the written word? Review - Born of the Sea, Victor Kelleher
Born of the Sea by Victor Kelleher is one of my favourite books. It is surprisingly well written and had me hooked within the first few pages. Highly recommended for lovers of Frankenstein. The Fear Factor
Fear is an emotion which provokes us to reaction and is as broad as the word horror, but how does the written word evoke such strong reaction in us? Is it the way the story is written, the characters or their situations, or precisely authored scenes? It is neither. Let me tell you what I think. The Macabre Mind of Charles Dickens
Charles Dickens is arguably one of the best novelists of our time. His stories have maintained a prominent place in our literary history for over 150 years. A Christmas Carol may be one of his most remembered novels, but the macabre mind of Charles Dickens goes much deeper. Where the Wild Things Grow
Is horror a genre, and why do we keep turning the page? What is the scariest part about horror literature: the story, the idea, or where they came from?
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