I was in NYC all last week so it is time for all of us to catch up. While I had a great time and got to meet so many readers, visit publishers, do events including my first New York ComicCon, moderate conversations with Saratoga Schaefer, Deena Helm, Kailee Pedersen, Cassandra Khaw,
Last week I ran my independent Press annual spotlight in Undertaker Books.
This week, the Horror blog will focus on REVIEWS. So many reviews. An interview with John Scalzi and 2 of my favorite Horror people sharing why they love horror.
You aren't going to want to miss any of it.
Here is a repost of today's Weekly Links Round Up to get you started:
31 Days of Horror: Day !2-- Weekly Links Round Up
Every Sunday during 31 Days of Horror, I will have links that I have gathered throughout the week to share here.
And yes, I know it is Monday, but today is a holiday here in America so I moved the roundup to today.
Things featuring me:
- NYPL's Best New Horror of 2026 for Adults list was unveiled at my live event there on 10/6
- My latest article in The Lineup-- One Sitting, Chilling Reads
- Me on the Drinks in the Library podcast talking about The Only Good Indians
- Why We Love Horror: An Interview With Becky Spratford for the Fairfax County (VA Library)
- NYCC 2026 – Embracing the Horror: Modern Masters (Jones, LaRocca, Martell, Singer, Spratford, & Triana): write up of our panel (photo below) via Rob from SFFWorld.
Others links of interest:
- Seated and Screaming: a new horror podcast from Yaika Sabat. In this first episode Yaika sits down with the award-winning horror author, Eric LaRocca to chat about his love of Ethel Cain, the horror influences found in different songs and music videos, pop girlies, and more!
- Pick Your Poison: Paths to Find Your Next Horror Novel via Goodreads. Includes starter packs for top horror authors.
- 10 New Horror Books to Read This Halloween via Esquire
- Everything Reactor has tagged "Horror;" this covers lists of books, short stories, movies, TV, reviews and more. You can use that tag all year long.
- Author Richard Chizmar recommends 12 Creepy Small Town Horror Novels of Halloween via People.
- A list made by Boca Raton (FL) Library of the most popular Horror novels of 2026 at their library so far. (I just finished a multi-month training program with this library for general RA)
- Resource: Bloody Disgusting, a website for multi-media Horror news. Free with email signup. This is a great place to get your cross media format information and be ready to provide readalikes for popular shows, movies, and video games.







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