Besides grabbing random things from library shelves, I also search random terms in the catalogue. I can’t remember what led me to discovering that fandom and groupies were now library search terms…but they are. So, of course, had to see what that was about. This would be the result of that search. Fangirl by Rainbow … More SJ Reads: Fandom Edition
Blog tour time again! I’ve got a great interview today for you, but first, you know the rules…let’s check out the book! Title: Ariel Rising Author: AJ and CS Sparber Published: October 30th, 2015 Publisher: Mind’s Eye Press Genre: YA Paranormal Recommended Age: 14+ Synopsis: My dreams were simple. College, a career, and … More Juniper Grove Presents: Ariel Rising
Don’t be too shocked, but this time I’m actually going to talk about fiction I’ve read. I KNOW! Deep breaths, people! We’ll get through it together, I swear. Thankfully, I’ve got two really good titles to recommend today. Trigger Warning: Short Fictions and Disturbances by Neil Gaiman – I’ve been wanting to read this for … More Reading with SJ: Fiction (at last!)
I wanted to take a look at another type of gal who we find in some horror stories and movies. By innocents I don’t necessarily mean victims. These are the women who are a little more reactionary. Maybe they’re prey to whatever is going on, maybe the events help them to find a stronger part … More Women in Horror: Innocents
Today’s guest blogger is the incredible Sumiko Saulson. After taking a look at her site, I’m really excited to read her work. Quite honestly, I think she’s onto something here. In my family we have the story of how my mother was sat on by a clown while she was pregnant with me, and for … More Women in Horror: Sumiko Saulson: How to Turn Your Daughter Into a Horror Writer
Yeah yeah, valentine’s day, love and stuff, etc etc etc. But what about those ladies that make our hearts suffer palpitations? What about those books and films that feature women that might actually rip your heart out or have to fight to keep their own organs in their chests? So now that we’ve talked about … More Women in Horror: Badasses
To keep with the theme of the month, I’d like to take a look at some of the different types of female characters found in horror fiction and film. Now unlike many of the lists I’ve come across, I’m not focusing on who’s hot or scream queens or what have you…I want to take a … More Women in Horror: Crazy Chicks
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