Will you be re-reading HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS before seeing the movie?
October 27, 2010, 317 voters
Will you be re-reading HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS before seeing the movie?
October 27, 2010, 195 voters
As Halloween approaches, I can't help but be drawn into the shadows. And when it comes to fiction and literature there are tons of scary, creepy, ghostly books to choose from. Has your book club read any of these horrific tales? Would you? I say go for it... just lock the doors and check under the bed before you start reading. For today's post I thought I'd share a couple bone-chilling options for your group to consider. Here's my top ten list - in no particular order!
Recently, my brother and I released our second novel ANOTHER PAN, which is a retelling of the Peter Pan story set in the Marlowe School in New York City. Peter Pan is a special story for many children, and adults too. Barrie’s classic tale has adventure, funny characters, a dream world of pirates and faeries, and flying!
In today's post, regular contributor Denise Neary shares the holiday and book spirit. This sounds like the perfect gift for me, so if anyone needs my address to send me one, just let me know! No pressure.
Every year, the Young Adult Library Services Association (otherwise known as YALSA) sets aside a week at the end of October to help inspire teens to drop what they’re doing and pick up a book.
The Anthony, Barry, Shamus, Macavity and Derringer awards were announced at last week's Bouchercon. Check out the list here.
The Seattle7Writers.org's "Novel Live" project ended last week. Check out the finished product here!
Laura Resau, the author of The Notebook Series, dishes about the trip to France that helped her plot her latest book THE RUBY NOTEBOOK. It is the second in The Notebook Series, "a companion to The Indigo Notebook.
