Books in the Freezer - A Horror Fiction Podcast

The conclusion of our countdown of your favorite Stephen King titles.  Bound to be some surprises in here. Also, a podcast-changing announcement at the end.  Enjoy!
 
Shownotes: https://booksinthefreezer.com/2019/10/29/episode-51:-top-stephen-king-novels-part-two/

This week we're counting down the top favorite Stephen King novels as voted by the listeners of Books In the Freezer.  This episode includes Devin and Steph talking about their experience with the works of King, and a countdown of some honorable mentions plus numbers 14-10 on our countdown. 
 
Shownotes: https://booksinthefreezer.com/2019/10/15/episode-50-stephen-king-countdown-part-one/ 

It's Happy endings all around this week guys!  We're looking at Fairy Tales... Horror-style.Complete cameo reccomendation and a lengthy talk about It Chapter 2 in our Chilling Obsessions!
 
Shownotes: https://wp.me/p9i19L-kD

This week is about looking back on the early days of Books In The Freezer, with Steph and Rachel catching up what life has been like since she stepped away from the podcast, as well as how both of their reading have changed over the past few months.  
 

This week we do our second Question and Answer episode, the first one since Devin joined the podcast.  

This week we're diving into the weird realm of the ancient traditions of eerie townsfolk, and maybe some debate over Nicolas Cage in The Wicker Man. This week we're talking about the unconventional genre of Folk Horror.

Yeeehaw!  This week we're talking showdowns at high noon, and late nights in the old saloon, looking at some Westerns who dabble in the terrifying world of Horror.  (And Devin may or may not have read his first Jonathon Janz title!)

With more than half of 2019 behind us, this week we're looking at some of the titles we're looking forward to see released in the second half of the year.
 

He's the author of Final Girls, The Last Time I Lied, and now Lock Every Door.  This week on Books In The Freezer we had the chance to talk with NYT Bestselling author Riley Sager.  

This week we look at Horror from around to world. Original works from German, Japanese, Dutch, and more this week when we look at Horror In Translation.