Horror Novels

Who among us does not like to read. Of course we all love to read and that is why we got our beloved Kindle.

Horror is tough enough to write. Use this short article to help you on your way to the perfect plan for character development. With these five ideas you'll be well on your way to pushing your character out their door and into a world of terror.

Most of the time movies can not compare to the book they are based on but these are 10 movies that were better than the book.

This is my personal list of top zombie books that everyone must read.

Halloween is the time to indulge in scary movies, but the season of fright is also the perfect time to revisit these classic literary tales of horror.

A review of the latest title from Cherie Priest.

This is a research paper discussing the elements that go into a successful horror novel and how they are used in the book Carrie.

If you're new to horror or just looking for some horror essentials to read, this article contains some recommendations for you. It covers much, from Bram Stoker to Stephen King, and discusses horror as a concept rather than just a genre.

As summer gets rolling, people start heading to the beach. If you are like I, summertime and time spent on the beach means time during which you can read without any sort of real time constraint or guilt.

Horror is one of the most unique genres of writing you could ever pursue because it contains elements of every other genre. Many horror novels contain drips of romance, streaks of mystery, waves of suspense and pinches of fantasy.

Hollywood has been going to the literary world for ideas since they started making movies. Here are five contemporary books that would make great movies.

Most movies aren't made from scratch, but some hide their status as an adaptation better than others.

This book was originally written in Spanish and then translated over into English. Allende writes with such eloquence that you would think this novel was a true story based on journals.

Vincent Hobbes, talks about his short stories he co-authored.

Are you reading Jack Ketchum? You should be. He's the scariest guy writing horror today...so says Stephen King anyway.

If you like movies, historical fiction, or television, reading these books are recommended.

When writing a novel having a basic plan in place before you begin will save you from wasting time in the future. A Novel Outline is one of many helpful tools to get you started.

There are many books that should become movies too. Reading and going to the movies is fun.

Richard Thomas may not be a name you know, currently, when it comes to your fiction reading, but you should.

2010 has been a great year for literature. Here are my favorite books from 2010.

The Road, by Cormac McCarthy, is a post-apocalyptic novel that explores the perseverance of a man and his son's survival in a world full of marauders and cannibals. It has won a Pulitzer Prize as well as a number one national bestseller.

The story of a man, his soul, and his own personal devil.

In Hollywood's search for new material, they often take popular books and try to adapt them for the screen. More often than not this fails, but in these few cases the films are as good as their beloved original tales.

Having trouble finding a good book to read and write a dazzling report on? This article can help you find books that every English teacher will appreciate you reading and, perhaps, they will give you a better score just for reading it.

Get your book collection started right with these tips.

A review of an international hit novel that helps its readers dive into a world of mystery and intrigue.

If a story is not long enough to make it a proper book length, there are usually lots of ways to expand it without adding needless fluff. Here are some tips on how to make a novel longer--and better at the same time.

Novel Network Review; The Novel Network is the newest membership site on the internet that allows unlimited downloading of eBooks.

Hollywood has been adapting books since the begining of movies and that will never stop. But the urge to adapt anything that is acclaimed or well selling makes studios blind to the fact that some books just should not be adapted at all.