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Vincent Ralph on Bleak Haven, Corpse Creek and the Uses of Grief

Vincent Ralph on Bleak Haven, Corpse Creek and the Uses of Grief

Vincent Ralph talks us through Corpse Creek, the grief horror centrepiece of his Bleak Haven series, and the drowned brother who will not stay under. He explains how four YA horror novels rework R.L. Stine’s Fear Street into something darker, and why Fear Farm had to end the whole thing in blood.

by Jim Mcleod•28 August 202623 August 2026
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The Horror of My Life: Yuvashri Harish on Kill Your Darlings and YA Horror

The Horror of My Life: Yuvashri Harish on Kill Your Darlings and YA Horror

Yuvashri Harish takes the Ginger Nuts of Horror questionnaire ahead of her YA horror novel Kill Your Darlings. She talks Goosebumps, Carrie, and the one viewing of The Exorcist she has never managed to repeat. She also names the classic horror monsters behind her Halloween novel, and explains why her next book is cannibalism soulmate horror.

by Jim McLeod•14 August 202612 August 2026
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The Kids Are Alright: Horror Books for 11-12 Year Olds, Part 2

The Kids Are Alright: Horror Books for 11-12 Year Olds, Part 2

The 100 Book Challenge has driven library borrowing to record levels, with horror emerging as the most popular genre among Year 7 pupils. In this second part of his series, school librarian Tony Jones shares the horror titles that genuinely terrify 11-12 year olds.

by Jim Mcleod•21 July 202620 July 2026
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Doe by Rebecca Barrow: YA Horror in Verse That Breathes Dread

Doe by Rebecca Barrow: YA Horror in Verse That Breathes Dread

Rebecca Barrow’s Doe is a YA horror novel in verse that uses sharp, incantatory lines to build a dual-narrative story of jealousy, an ancient deer-like entity, and a deal that costs everything. Full review.

by Jim Mcleod•23 June 202623 June 2026
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Rebecca Barrow on Doe: Inside Her YA Horror Novel in Verse

Rebecca Barrow on Doe: Inside Her YA Horror Novel in Verse

Rebecca Barrow’s Doe is a YA horror novel in verse about a cheer captain, a centuries-tired deer creature, and the dangerous pull between girls. In our interview, Barrow digs into feminist horror, female rage, and why she wrote the squad as a single hive-mind “we.” A must-read for fans of Bad Things Happen Here and dual-timeline horror.

by Jim Mcleod•22 June 202617 June 2026
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YA Science Fiction Horror Books: Top Picks for Teens

YA Science Fiction Horror Books: Top Picks for Teens

YA science fiction horror sits at the crossroads of dread and discovery. These aren’t just scary stories for teenagers. They’re nightmares wearing spacesuits.

by Jim Mcleod•20 May 202615 May 2026
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The 2025 YA Bram Stoker Award Preliminary Ballot: Every Book Ranked and Reviewed

The 2025 YA Bram Stoker Award Preliminary Ballot: Every Book Ranked and Reviewed

The 2025 YA Bram Stoker Award Preliminary Ballot: Every Book Ranked and Reviewed The 2025 YA … The 2025 YA Bram Stoker Award Preliminary Ballot: Every Book Ranked and ReviewedRead more

by Jim Mcleod•24 March 202624 March 2026
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YA Horror Roundup November 2024

YA Horror Roundup  November 2024

YA Horror Roundup November 2024 Our latest roundup has ten books for you, a mixed bag … YA Horror Roundup November 2024Read more

by Tony Jones•22 November 202422 January 2025
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YA dystopian fiction: The lurking horror within YA dystopian fiction

YA dystopian fiction: The lurking horror within YA dystopian fiction

The lurking horror within YA dystopian fiction: some top tips from ‘The YA Horror 400’ almanac … YA dystopian fiction: The lurking horror within YA dystopian fictionRead more

by Tony Jones•31 October 202422 January 2025
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YA and MG Horror Books, August 2023

YA and MG Horror Books, August 2023

August 2023 YA and Middle Grade Roundup In our latest roundup we have an amazing ten … YA and MG Horror Books, August 2023Read more

by Tony Jones•29 August 202312 June 2024

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