Book Report: Let's Split Up
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Book Report: Let's Split Up

Welcome to the Book Report. This is the nitty gritty, spoiler free view on one of my latest reads to see if Let's Split Up by Bill Wood would be a good fit for your TBR!

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Cozy Horror Season is Here
Olivia Scherzer Olivia Scherzer

Cozy Horror Season is Here

You know how a Mike Flanagan show scares the crap out of you but also swaddles you up in a warm blanket and makes sure to tell you that despite the horrors of the world, you'll be alright? That's the vibe we're going for. A list of cozy horror books to ease you into the autumn season.

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The Suspense Has Killed Me… (repeatedly)
Olivia Scherzer Olivia Scherzer

The Suspense Has Killed Me… (repeatedly)

I will touch on why I love thrillers so much and lead into a few recommendations for people that love the genre or want to get into the genre. I will include a psych thriller, mystery thriller and a thriller with one of my favorite plot twists with brief, non spoiler thoughts on each one!

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It's Not a Phase: Getting Into Gothic Novels
Olivia Scherzer Olivia Scherzer

It's Not a Phase: Getting Into Gothic Novels

If you've been itching to get into a new horror sub-genre, Gothic Horror should be on your list! With complex heroes, existential themes, and supernatural elements (not to mention its current diverse resurgence) it'll keep you coming back for more.

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April Fools’ Day: Suspense-Filled Pranks with a Twist
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April Fools’ Day: Suspense-Filled Pranks with a Twist

April 1 is upon us, and while most people are preparing to pull pranks involving fake spiders, whoopee cushions, or pretending to quit their jobs, we here at Readin’ Magazine are taking a slightly different approach to the day of mischief. So buckle up, because we’re diving into the world of suspense-filled pranks that’ll leave you questioning everything (and probably second-guessing your friends).

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The Role of Black Trauma in Horror & Thriller Fiction
Sera Wright Sera Wright

The Role of Black Trauma in Horror & Thriller Fiction

As the book space has evolved, Black authors are redefining the genre—some incorporating trauma to reflect history, while others share it with a fresh perspective, proving that Black horror doesn’t have to be defined by pain.

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Queer Slashers: He Wrote the Book on It
Sera Wright Sera Wright

Queer Slashers: He Wrote the Book on It

After the release of his book Queer Slashers in February of this year, Rylee interviews Dr. Peter Marra about the process of moving from academia to a published novel, as well as their expertise in the fields of horror and queerness.

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The H in Horror Stands For Hope
Sera Wright Sera Wright

The H in Horror Stands For Hope

Horror seems to be "booming" right now. Why? Why is it important--now more than ever-- to read horror? Let's explore horror as a safe space for both writers and readers in the face of sociopolitical anxiety.

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