Queer Horror: Fun and Freaky Perspectives on Macabre Media Style:Paperback and power that raises troubling

and power that raises troubling questions about the media and our obsession with true crime while bringing to light the depraved side of human nature and our darkest proclivities

Except for one little thing - Lux is a vampire

and belonging—until a brutal attack tests everything they know about friendship and family

and to succeed her father

Melissa Marr writes fiction for adults

Queer Horror: Fun and Freaky Perspectives on Macabre Media Style:Paperback and power that raises troublingBy: Gina Brandolino, Joe Carlough Dont be scared straight! Curl up on the couch with Joe and Gina for a romp through their favorite horror movies, TV shows, and books from the 1930s to today, exploring their messages, meaning, and enduring appeal for queer audiences. From The Thing to vampire porn, The Exorcist to paranormal television, Goblin Market to Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, these thoughtful, conversational essays will make you think, laugh,