Joyce Carol Oates was the final female author I read for the female horror author reading challenge. She wasn’t on the original reading list but had to be added to replace an author whose book I couldn’t find in the library. For the challenge, I read her short…
Mary Shelley is another author on my female horror author reading list. For the challenge, I read Frankenstein. Mary Shelley was an English travel writer, short story writer, novelist, essayist, biographer and dramatist. She also edited her husband’s (Percy Bysshe Shelley) poems and other writings after his death.…
Nancy A. Collins is another author on my female horror author reading list. For the challenge, I read Sunglasses After Dark, which is the first book in the Sonja Blue series. Nancy is an American horror writer. She has written novels, short story collections, chapbooks, comic books and…
Alison Littlewood is the next author on my female horror author reading list, and for this challenge, I read her book titled The Unquiet House. Alison Littlewood is a British horror author. After a marketing career, she developed her writing skills, which resulted in her first book titled,…
Amanda Stevens is the next horror author on my female horror author reading list, and for this challenge, I read the first book in Amanda’s The Graveyard Series titled The Restorer. Amanda Stevens is an American award-winning mystery, thriller, romance and young adult author. She has written more…
You may remember that I’m currently doing a female horror author reading challenge – if you don’t know what I’m talking about, then you can read my ‘My Female Horror Authors Reading List’ post. Well, once I finished reading The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson, I…
Some of you may remember that I’m currently doing a female horror author reading challenge – if you don’t know what I’m talking about, then you can read my ‘My Female Horror Authors Reading List’ post. I started the challenge with Lisa Tuttle, and the next author on…
In February 2017, I wrote a post titled ‘My Female Horror Authors Reading List’. In this post, I talked about February being the Women in Horror Month, and how even though I am a female horror writer, I haven’t read many female horror authors. Therefore, I decided to…