Monthly Archives: October 2017
Dewey’s October 2017 #Readathon Update Post
Happy Read-a-thon Day! I can’t wait! This will serve as my update post for the read-a-thon. Rather than inundate you with dozens of update posts, I’m going to limit it to just one. Below I’ll link my updates (which will … Continue reading
Dewey’s 24-Hour #Readathon: October 2017
I just love Fall! Dewey’s 24-Hour Read-a-thon is just one of the many activities I look forward to! I mean, Fall brings perfect reading weather! Cool brisk temps leave me wanting to burrow up under some blankets and read … Continue reading
Review: Wylding Hall by Elizabeth Hand
This was quite the read! Perfect for someone interested in a quick, scary read, but not one so terrifying that you are left haunted for days following! The setting Hand created was magical, deeply rooted and drawn from the local … Continue reading
Audiobook Review: The Shadow Land by Elizabeth Kostova
I originally discovered Kostava’s writing with her dark and epic novel, The Historian. Though it has been some time since I experienced her talent, that didn’t lessen my anticipation. As my reading time is rare, I opted to listen to the … Continue reading
Audiobook Review: Nights of the Living Dead-An Anthology
Though the release of Romero’s Night of the Living Dead took place before I was born, it’s release definitely had an impact on my love of the horror genre and of zombies in particular. I recall watching the film, and all of … Continue reading
Review: Paperbacks from Hell: The Twisted History of ’70s and ’80s Horror Fiction by Grady Hendrix
My first taste of horror was, no surprise, IT by Stephen King. I spent summers with my grandparents, spending the day at the library where my grandmother worked. I always picked the biggest and thickest books to read. I remember the day, … Continue reading
2017 Murder, Monsters & Mayhem Kick-Off!
Happy October 1st or, as I like to call it, the first day of Halloween! Our temps have been vacillating between blazing hot and seasonably chilly, so this kick-off to fall has been a little challenging. Anyone who has followed … Continue reading