Between Terror and Humor: The Librarian Is In Podcast, Ep. 114

By Frank Collerius, Library Manager, Jefferson Market Library
October 25, 2018

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It's almost Halloween, and it got so creepy we scared Gwen away. Frank braves the gore with Isaiah Pittman, horror aficionado and adult services librarian at NYPL. They talk scary books AND movies.

Isaiah's  Book Recommendations

Paperbacks From Hell: The twisted history of 70's and 80's horror fiction by Grady Hendrix

Paperbacks From Hell

The Hungry Moon by Ramsey Campbell

Night Shift by Stephen King

20th Century Ghosts by Joe Hill 

20th Century Ghosts

Heart-Shaped Box by Joe Hill

Final Girls: A novel by Riley Sager

The series-- Anno Dracula by Kim Newman

You Were Never Really Here by Jonathan Ames  and the film adaptation 

Non- Book Recommendations

Check out Gas Station Horror,  the monthly improv show in NYC that turns bad horror movies into comedy.

And if you didn't hear our Halloween special last year have a listen for more scary book recs!

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