The Horror Mayhem Tag

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Published 2024-05-25

Another fun tag!
This tag was created by Alex ‪@TheBookubus‬
So sorry I said “book bus” words are hard 🫣

I was tagged by: Pat ‪@BookChatWithPat8668‬

1- How and when did you get into horror?

2- What was the first horror book you read?

3- What horror related goodness can we expect from your channel?

4- Do you have any favorite themes or subgenre within horror?

5- Name an underrated horror novel or author

6- Name an overrated horror novel or author

7- Recommend 3 of your favorite horror novels

8- Recommend a book for someone who is new to the horror genre

9- Are there any book to film adaptions that you particularly loved or hated?

10- How do you discover new, or new to you, horror books?

11- What was the last horror book that you bought?

12- What horror book is at the top of your wishlist?

13- Tag others :)

I tag:
Nicole ‪@noteworthyfiction‬
‪@TheKatBite‬

All Comments (8)

@BookChatWithPat8668 2 months ago

Great job with the tag, Nicky! We really are kindred spirits, though I think you have read a lot more horror than I have. I'm so glad that you are enjoying T. Kingfisher as much as I am!
@TheBookubus 2 months ago

Thanks for doing the tag! I have Tender is the Flesh and The Silent Companions on my shelf but haven't read them yet so I definitely need to get to them!
@ArtBookshelfOdyssey 2 months ago

You’re absolutely right about Elizabeth Gaskell! She has some masterful ghost stories. I really fell in love with ghost stories back when the movie The Sixth Sense came out. What I like about ghost stories is how the horror and scariness is often more subtle than the gross, slasher type books and films.
@CliffsDarkGems 2 months ago

Great job with the tag! I would highly recommend Shirley Jackson. The Haunting of Hill House and We Have Always Lived In The Castle are creepy, gothic classics. You mentioned The Graveyard Book. Neil Gaiman writes more Dark Fantasy then Horror, but his stories are delightfully unsettling. Stephen King does write some excellent non- horror novels. 11/22/63 is a great example. Dracula is excellent! Gorgeous edition of The Vampire Chronicles.
@anotherbibliophilereads 2 months ago

For a self proclaimed chicken, you did a good job with the tag.
@MegaWhoppingCosmicBookwyrm 2 months ago

The Graveyard Book is such a lovely horror recommendation! I absolutely adore that book! ❤️
@noteworthyfiction 2 months ago

So, I'll warn you now. I'll do the tag. But I'm an even bigger scaredy cat. I can't even watch your video less I get scared by a book cover. lol This will be an interesting challenge!