Monday Afternoon Round-Up

Have a few ideas for blogs brewing under my hat, but because I'm posting in a variety of places now, here's a round-up of the last few weeks of blogging:

I've been running a series at The Midnight Diner called "A Modest History of Horror", which is by no means a comprehensive history of the horror genre, just a history of MY explorations of it.  The initial post is here. So far, I've hit the following topics: 

Modest History of Horror: Part 1 - T. M. Wright 

Modest History of Horror: Part 2 – Charles L. Grant  

Modest History of Horror: Part 3 – Whispers Anthology Series

Next week, I'll feature Part 4 -  J. N. Williamson by way of Gary Braunbeck

And as also previously mentioned, I'm reviewing on a regular basis again, for Shroud Magazine.  In the past few weeks, I've reviewed the following titles:

Shoebox Train Wreck, (Chizine Publications), by John Mantooth 

The Dropper, (Cemetery Dance), by Ron McLarty 

Dark Inspiration, (Samhain Horror), by Russell James 

Angel Board, (Samhain Publishing), by Kristopher Rufty

And there's your Monday round-up. Enjoy.