Welcome to Must Read Horror, where we search the internet for the best horror articles of the week so you don’t have to. Without further ado:
- LitReactor feature a deeply personal letter to Carrie White from Stephen King’s seminal novel, Carrie
- The Lineup choose six talented illustrators who make it okay to judge a book by its cover
- Crime Reads select six books about ghosts with unfinished business
- The Horror Tree choose five favourite horror tropes and explains why they work so well
- Author of adult and YA Horror Paul Childs sits down for a chat with The Ginger Nuts of Horror
LitReactor feature a deeply personal letter to Carrie White from Stephen King’s seminal novel, Carrie
Poet, novelist and essayist Stephanie M. Wytovich writes a personal level to the protagonist of Stephen King’s seminal Carrie on what reading the story meant to her and has meant to her students and other women in this article for LitReactor.
The Lineup choose six talented illustrators who make it okay to judge a book by its cover
Readers’ adviser and librarian Becky Spratford presents six horror illustrators whose work is so good it means you really can judge a book by its cover in this article for The Lineup.
Crime Reads select six books about ghosts with unfinished business
Author Meredith R. Lyons, writing for Crime Reads, picks out six books featuring ghosts with unfinished business, in this article for Crime Reads.
The Horror Tree choose five favourite horror tropes and explains why they work so well
Writer Rose Atkinson Carter, writing for The Horror Tree, explains how her five favourite horror tropes remain so effective.
Author of adult and YA Horror Paul Childs sits down for a chat with The Ginger Nuts of Horror
Paul Childs, author of horror for adults and young adults, sits down with The Ginger Nuts of Horror to discuss his books, writing process, and much more.
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KEV HARRISON
