Isabel Montero
Isabel Montero got her bachelor’s degree from Whittier College, where she worked as a copy editor for her college’s newspaper, The Quaker Campus. Her poems and short fiction have been published in Whittier College’s Greenleaf Review. Residing in Whittier, California, she enjoys reading YA romances, journaling, and writing sad poems. In her free time, you can find her singing at the top of her lungs at concerts, spending time with her family, or discovering new delicious restaurants.
Imaginary Friends in Horror Novels that Evoke Real Terror
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The Best Horror Anime Shows to Trip You Out
The more innocent it looks, the more sickening it becomes.
Beyond "Happily Ever After:" 10 Dark Fairy Tale Books for Adults
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15 Brutally Honest Horror Novels About Motherhood by Women
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A Mesmerizing Collection of Short Dark Fantasy Stories by Amanda Downum
Enjoy an excerpt from this World Fantasy Award finalist.
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8 Harrowing YA Horror Books Adults Will Love
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Halloween Candy Tampering: Fact or Urban Legend?
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14 Unsettling Books by Indigenous Horror Authors
Native American Heritage Month is an excellent time to begin a life-long love affair with Indigenous horror fiction.
Disturbing Correspondence: This Author Goes Deeper Into the Psychotic Minds of Serial Killers
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The Library Horror Program That Makes Summer Reading Fun Again
Scares for the whole family—all summer long.
