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Anne Rice's Vampires star
The vampire gets a conscious.

Bitten by Dan O’Brien star
This is a review of Dan O'Brien's novel Bitten. It is a story about an F.B.I. agent, Lauren Westlake, and her search for a mysterious murder. This book throws a completely different spin on werewolves and is well worth the read.

Children and Horror Stories star
Should children read or hear horror stories? This is a question that is asked by parents quite frequently. There are several things to consider when deciding whether your child should read or hear horror stories. This article examines the question about horror stories and children.

Horror or Romance star
Are we limiting ourselves by ignoring what some of today's authors are offering? There is a new influx of authors that are writing books for women. They combine romance and horror in series of books that create strong women as main characters.

Project Pulp star[offsite link]
A bookstore for the small press. You will find books, chapbooks, collections, art and more at this awesome site. There are items here you won´t be able to find anywhere else. A great source to start your small press collection.

Review - Born of the Sea by Victor Kelleher star
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.

Where the Wild Things Grow star
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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