31 Days of Horror: Day 12--Horror Links Round-Up 2

As I mentioned last Friday, once a week I will be gathering horror related links of interest throughout the month to post in large round-ups.

But first a few scheduling notes.

1. I am still running the giveaway for The Donors. You have until Sunday 10/14 at 5pm cdt to get your entry in.  Simply put "The Donors" in the subject line and email me: zombiegrl75[at]gmail[dot]com.  I will be using a random number generator to choose the winner and will contact that person via email to get the snail mail details.  I will post the results on the blog so that everything is on the up and up.  Entries are already pouring in. Get yours in soon,
2. Next week my list of 6 books to read this Halloween will be published in Library Journal.  I will have a link to the list, but more importantly, I have guest posts from a few of the authors whose books appear on the list and some big giveaways to go with them.  So next week gets very exciting here.
3. Sunday is the return of the best show on television--The Walking Dead.  And the second best show, American Horror Story, comes back on Wednesday, 10/17. I will have posts previewing both series this weekend.

Now on to the links round-up:

• Those of you who also follow RA for All know I am a proud, but relocated, Jersey Girl. So, these ghostly New Jersey boardwalk photos on Flavorwire caught my eye. 
• Even better from Flavorwire: 25 Horror Villain Tattoos That Will Give You Nightmares.
• As posted on The Monster Librarian Blog: Bookplates of Doom– blog posts from a bookplate collector, of bookplates with dire warnings and threats to book thieves and belated borrowers. Click here and here to see them or to submit your own.
• Booklist asks horror story collection editor extraordinaire, Ellen Datlow some Hostile Questions.
• Uninvited Books is offering all e-books for only 99 cents through Halloween.
• Like your scares to be more reality based.  Take a look at this article by Sarah Statz Cords in Library Journal about historical True Crime. As she said about the article on her blog, Citizen Reader: "It took me a ridiculous amount of time to research and write, but it was fun. For a while. And then I started to get creeped out by all the True Crime. You can only read so much of that stuff at a time, even if it's set far back in history."
• io9 posted these exclusive details on David Fincher's plan to bring zombie comic Goon to the big screen as a PG-13 animated movie.
• My daughter is reading The Graveyard Book right now (and loving it), so I have graveyards on the mind.  io9 also had this post (with pics!) of the Strangest Real Life Graves in the World.
• A report from Amazon on their Horror, SF, and Fantasy imprint 47North on its first birthday.