31 Days of Horror: Day 14-- Horror Resources Updated

I have updated the resources archive.  You can always access it here, but while I add things periodically throughout the year, I really only go through the entire thing once a year.

Today I will make it easy for you and reproduce the updated list.  Enjoy.  And let me know your favorite horror resource and I'll add it.


Horror RA Print Titles:

• Hooked on Horror III: A Guide to Reading Interests in Horror Fiction by Anthony Fonseca and June Michelle Pulliam
• The Readers' Advisory Guide to Horror, 2nd edition by Becky Siegel Spratford
• Read On...Horror Fiction by June Michelle Pulliam and Anthony Fonseca
• The Best Horror of the Year edited by Ellen Datlow (annual publication): This resource continues the work of the now disbanded The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror.

Print Titles by Horror Writers on Appreciating Horror:

• Danse Macabre by Stephen King
• Horror isn't a 4-Letter Word by Matthew Warner
• On Writing Horror: A Handbook by the Horror Writers Association, revised edition
• Writers Workshop of Horror edited by Michael Knost

Horror Web Resources:

• The Black Glove: Horror Culture and Entertainment Magazine. Also check out the right gutter for a list of "Horrorheads to Watch."
• Buried.com: "Everything that is horror"
• Chizine: Fiction, poetry, interviews, and reviews
• Dark Scribe Magazine: An online magazine about "the books that keep you up at night." Contains reviews, interviews, articles, essays and even their own awards all dealing with "dark fiction"
• Fangoria: "America's Horror Magazine"
• Fantastic Fiction: This is a great general fiction resources that has a lot of content on horror authors and titles. It also compiles awards won, short stories, and author web pages.
• Fear Zone: Covers all horror media and has a specific "fiction zone"
• Gothic.Net: "...a friendly community site designed to provide a supportive venue for Gothic culture and horror literature and the creative and artistic people interested in them.".
• The Horror Fiction Review: Reviews, editorials, archives, interviews. Very thoughtful and well organized
• Horror Hound Magazine: "Filling your bloody appetite for all things horror"
• Horror Masters Genre Lists: This site is great for collection development.
• Horror Review: Horror Science Fiction and Fantasy Reviews
• The Horror Writer's Association, and their blog, Dark Whispers
• Horror World: A horror community where authors and readers can connect
• Horror Zine:  An online literary journal with fiction, poetry, and artwork from morbidly creative people; monthly publication, established in 2009.
• Horrorfind: A horror portal and search engine
• International Thriller Writers: a professional writers association that includes many popular horror writers. They have monthly reviews, interviews, and articles. This is a great place to locate information about the most mainstream horror writers.
• io9 is an online science fiction magazine that also covers horror.
• Monster Librarian: It is what it sounds like, librarians talking about horror for all age groups
• Rue Morgue: "Horror in Culture and Entertainment."
• Weird Tales: "The Unique, Fantastic, and Bizarre."

Blogs Worth a Look:

• Bookgasm: "Reading Material to Get Excited About" (direct link to horror reviews)
• Dark Whispers: Blog of the Horror Writers Association
• Ecstatic Days: Blog of uthor and reviewer, Jeff Vandermeer
• Genreville is a Publisher's Weekly hosted blog that follows science fiction, fantasy, and horror publishing news. This is a must read resource for librarians managing horror collections.
• Horror Blogger Alliance: Home of the online horror community
• Horror Drive-In: Horror reviews, interviews, and discussions
• Horror Reanimated: "The Voice of Bloody Books"
• HorrorScope: The Australian home of dark fiction
• Last Writes: The Blog of Dark Moon Digest
• Paperback Horror: Blog has an index of reviews by author and title
• Scary Minds: more Australian Horror