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Fiona's Fear and Loathing
A Space Devoted to Horror Literature
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"The horror of that moment," the King went on,
"I shall never, never forget!""You will, though," the Queen said, "if you don't make a memorandum of it."
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Note for TRUE CRIME fans: my
True Crime page
now features an archive of 95 short book reviews.
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The Morbid Muse: A Gallery of Grotesque Art
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From the 16th century to the 20th, artists have depicted their visions of the macabre...
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Recent Horror Reading
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All my recent reading is included in the updated version of my
Reviews for Amazon Books
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Are You A Horror, Dark Fantasy, or True Crime Writer?
If So, Click Here
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Pieces of Grue
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Amontillado |
How to Pick 'Em Out |
SK's Misery |
Why You Should Read Cormac McCarthy |
Stephen Gregory Does a Good Badger |
"Jacob's Ladder" |
Little Cruelties |
What Other People Think
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Horrific Art
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Ian McDowell's Homunculus #3 (18 Kb)
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Mini-Reviews for Amazon Books
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Links to all the reviews Fiona wrote during her tenure as the official
Horror Editor at Amazon.com.
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Selections from the Vault
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From various net-writers, collected over the years....
Whither Horror? Or: Will Horror Wither?
"The Grim Phantasm, FEAR"
The Tale of the Sawney Beanes
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"Dark Currents in the Main Stream"
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Is genre horror substantively different from mainstream literature with horrific themes?
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Best Horror Books Since (roughly) 1980
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Not the end-all and be-all of horror reading lists, and it needs
to be annotated for sure, but this is my current list of contemporary
favorites. You may find a few you didn't know about. (Note on 3/8/98: Changes planned for this list, and other lists to be added, later in the year...)
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Ever-expanding List of Favorite Horror
Tales
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'Sorry I haven't added to it in so long, but I've been keeping all of y'all's great
suggestions, and will revamp it later in the spring when I do the recommendations lists.
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Fiona's Horror Bio
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She hasn't always been into horror...
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True Crime is Ugly (but fun to read about)
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As a freelance book reviewer, I cover true crime books as well as horror fiction.
If you like nonfiction books about serial killers, murderers, and criminals
of all kinds, check out this page.
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If You Must Depart...
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You'll find just about everything horrific worth getting to,
either at
The Dark Side of the Net or
The Cabinet of Dr. Casey.
For other sites with
a literary focus, check out
DarkEcho,
HorrorNet,
and
Masters of Terror.
And you might enjoy contributing your vote to this
long-running poll about Stephen King favorites.
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