Category Archives: The A.N. 10

The A.N. 10 #10: I Do IT Because IT’s Scary

Posted on October 28, 2019 by Annie Neugebauer

My tenth and final pick for The A.N. 10 is all about horror, just in time for Halloweek! (Let’s be honest; Halloween gets a full month from me at least, but ‘Hallomonth’ doesn’t have the same ring to it.) This … Continue reading →

Posted in The A.N. 10 | Comments Off

The A.N. 10 #9: 2Spooky, the Rhyming Edition

Posted on October 15, 2019 by Annie Neugebauer

My ninth pick for The A.N. 10 is great timing for October. *evil smile* Who says poetry can’t be horror? “Scarcely Caged” is an oldie but a goodie, and one of the only poems I published directly to my blog … Continue reading →

Posted in The A.N. 10 | Comments Off

The A.N. 10 #8: Going Goth (I.e. That Post that Peaked after Crimson Peak)

Posted on October 1, 2019 by Annie Neugebauer

Happy October!! I know for the past few years I’ve done my #BooksBrewBoo giveaway during October, but this year my plate’s a little too full to manage that, so I’m finishing off my A.N. 10 highlights with three seasonally-appropriate posts. … Continue reading →

Posted in The A.N. 10 | Comments Off

The A.N. 10 #7: A Novel Label, or Redundant Redundancy?

Posted on September 16, 2019 by Annie Neugebauer

Have you ever wondered why some books have a subtitle-ish phrase under the title that just says “a novel”? Even when it’s obvious it’s a novel? Lots of people have. My seventh pick for The A.N. 10 is an older … Continue reading →

Posted in The A.N. 10 | Comments Off

The A.N. 10 #6: The Great American Novel is a Horror Novel (Deal with It)

Posted on September 2, 2019 by Annie Neugebauer

My sixth pick for The A.N. 10 reaaaaally makes me want to re-read a favorite novel. “Thoughts on Beloved by Toni Morrison and Horror’s Literary Problem” is one of those posts that hasn’t gotten enough attention. Not that my post … Continue reading →

Posted in The A.N. 10 | Comments Off