It's Women in Horror Month! Here are some of my favorite horror and horror adjacent books by women that I think you should read. π€
It's Women in Horror Month! Here are some of my favorite horror and horror adjacent books by women that I think you should read. π€
This Wednesday, join us with C.S.E. Cooney & Kristina Ten for our Fantastic Fiction at KGB reading series, this Wednesday, March 11th, 7pm at the KGB Bar. Come one, come all!
@csecooney.bsky.social @kristinaten.bsky.social @datlow.bsky.social
So many thanks to @rebecca-rowland.bsky.social for this incredible blurb for my forthcoming collection! π€π€π€
The Haunted Houses She Calls Her Own is out on 4/14 from @rdspress.bsky.social!
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Today for Women in Horror Month, @candacenola.bsky.social and I are shouting out @amandaheadlee.bsky.social! Read her interview here: open.substack.com/pub/eliza392...
#HorrorWriting
LETβE GO! Canβt wait to chat with @davidbowles.us and @rzsantos.bsky.social !!! See you soon, Tejas.
@titanbooks.bsky.social
Thank you so much!!!
5. An Elegy for Childhood Monsters by @gwendolynkiste.bsky.social
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THIRTEENTH - a British family horror for fans of Scarfolk, Hannibal Rising, and The Faceless Thing We Adore.
If you've been wanting more antiheroines, more queer horror and more angry girls, then give this a try!
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For #WomenInHorrorMonth, treat yourself to a book written and edited by women, and the incredible cover art was by a woman. The 2000s are in again, look back at the influential horror of that decade. Paperback, hardcover, ebook, and audiobook available.
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Often short story collections don't even get reviewed so we were especially excited when THE HAUNTED HOUSES SHE CALLS HER OWN received a starred review from Library Journal! You can read the full review here: www.libraryjournal.com/review/the-h...
Today for Women in Horror Month, @candacenola.bsky.social and I have an interview with @gwendolynkiste.bsky.social, and she talks about her new book with @rdspress.bsky.social, THE HAUNTED HOUSES SHE CALLS HER OWN:
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My sapphic and ghostly retelling/sequel to The Great Gatsby is due out in September from Creature!
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Hello, book people! I am the book content editor for Reactor Mag and I'm looking for 2026 sci-fi, fantasy, horror, romantasy, and speculative books coming out in the second half of the year! If you have an adult or YA SFF/H book out July-Dec (or publicist), share the link/info here!
A graphic featuring all of S.H. Cooper's books broken down by horror subgenre.
It's Women in Horror Month! I am a woman and I do, in fact, write horror, usually about other women in haunted houses or dying worlds or beset by eldritch deities. If any of that sounds like your thing, perhaps one of my books will interest you! #booksky
COMING SOON: The Pixel Project presents our 25th Read For Pixels Livestream Panel Session, "A Voice of Her Own: The Portrayal of Women & Girls in Historical Fictionβ feat. Marie Brennan, Rhys Bowen, & Sara Tantlinger @ 8.30pm ET, 7 Mar 2026.
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TODAY IS THE DAY! My horror novella SHIVA is now available wherever books are sold! Thank you so much to Rob and everyone at Dark Matter Ink, my wonderful agent @jvnla.bsky.social, and to everyone who has expressed excitement about this little book. It's finally here and it's dark as hell. Enjoy! π€
Need a read for Women in Horror month? GIRL IN THE CREEK is excellent!
***Print Edition Giveaway***
From today through Mar. 10th, Goodreads, @kensingtonbooks.bsky.social, and I are offering 100 copies in a giveaway of the print edition of THE CURSE OF HESTER GARDENS, (open to US Entrants only).
Visit the link in comments to enter.
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If you're a Woman in Horror, be it artist, illustrator, author, writer, reviewer, director, WHATEVER-
Say hi and link to your work here!
Let's make a thread of Horror from Women that people can peruse & discover some cool, new stuff
I'll start, in the comments/replies :)
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Happy Women in Horror Month!
Here's a roundup of some of the fabulous interviews, spotlight series, and events that are happening throughout March and beyond!
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Happy Friday! It is a good evening to support weird/creepy/spooky fiction!
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My latest story "A Woman Is Screaming" in The Deadlands
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New at @bloody-disgusting.com, I reviewed Lindy Ryan's very fun new slasher DOLLFACE, in bookstores everywhere right now!
That would seriously be so much fun! ππ¦β
Four of my favorites too! Happy Twin Peaks Day!!
Cover reveal for BARBIE JUST WONβT DIE! by Tanya Pell
How about a cover reveal?
BARBIE JUST WONβT DIE! releases Oct. 13!!!
Please tell you millennial, elder daughter friends with honor student mentality and people pleasing issues that our time has come.
The beacons are lit.
I am honored and honestly a bit stunned that CYANIDE CONSTELLATIONS is officially a Bram Stoker Award finalist! What do you mean my little book is nominated alongside the powerhouses of Hailey Piper, Gemma Files, John Langan, and Clay McLeod Chapman?? Wild. Huge congrats to all of the nominees!
Well this happened today.....
We Interrupt the Regularly Scheduled RA Training Blog Post Because.....WHY I LOVE HORROR is a Bram Stoker Nominee
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Eeee!!!! I am absolutely thrilled and delighted to see that Wolf Moon, Antler Moon made the final Stoker Award Ballot in the long fiction category. Huge congratulations to all my fellow finalists! I don't think it's online yet, but it's in an HWA email so it's really real! πΊππ¦π
I honestly donβt know how to describe this feeling. I am a Bram Stoker Award nominee.
Thank you to everyone whoβs ever believed in my work, my mission to never shut up about womenβs trauma in the horror genre, and to myself for never giving up.