2/15/09 Reviews of horror fiction for all ages

We would like to welcome our newest reviewer, Rhonda Wilson. We have a packed update for you:

In the adult horror Graphic Novel section:
Bob Freeman reviews The Fall of Cthulhu written by Michael Alan Nelson, illustrated by Jean-Jacques Dzialowski

K.D. Payne reviews The Chair written by Peter Simeti, illustrated by Kevin Christensen, edited Erin Kohut

In the adult Horror Anthologies and Collected Works section:
Bret Jordan reviews Mama’s Boy and Other Dark Tales by Fran Friel
K.D. Payne reviews Traumatized by Alexander S. Brown
Rhonda Wilson reviews Hot Blood by Jeff Gelb and Lonn Friend
David Agranoff takes a second look at Sheep and Wolves By Jeremy C. Shipp

In the adult Werewolves section:
Rhonda Wilson reviews Pride by Rachel Vincent

In the adult Human Monsters and Psychological Horror section:
The Angry Princess reviews Splattered Beauty by Brandon Ford

In the adult Vampire section:
The Monster Librarian reviews Vampire Apocalypse: Descent into Chaos by Derek Gunn

In the young adult Zombies section:
The Monster Librarian reviews You are So Undead to Me by Stacey Jay

In the young adult Vampires section:
Michele Lee reviews VAMPS by Nancy A. Collins

In the Scary Books for Kids section:
Kirsten Kowalewski reviews The Dangerous Alphabet by Neil Gaiman, illustrated by Gris Grimly

K.D. Payne reviews Coraline by Neil Gaiman.

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2/2/09 New reviews, an interview with Joel Sutherland, and our Top Ten Picks for 2008

In this update Bret Jordan reviews by Afterlife by Douglas Clegg in the adult Supernatural section and does a second look at Tattered Souls edited by Frank J. Hutton in the adult Horror Anthologies section. The Monster Librarian reviews Zombie Tales: Oblivion edited by Mark Waid in the adult Graphic Novels section. Michele Lee reviews A Practical Guide to Faeries by Susan J. Morris in the Scary Books for Kids section. Bret Jordan interviews Joel A Sutherland author of Frozen Blood. Finally, we have announced our Top Picks for 2008.
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