February was a busy month for the LOHF team! Along with it being Women in Horror Month, we hosted a #LadiesofHorrorFiction Instagram challenge, the #LOHFReadathon (with Alex from Hey Little Thrifter), and the community wide readalong of Tananarive Due’s The Between.
We shared a lot on our site through the month of February. If you weren’t able to check in each day, here is a recap of the exciting things we shared each day!
Reviews
The Bone Weaver’s Orchard by Sarah Read Review
Twin Lakes: The Autumn Fires by Michelle Garza & Melissa Lason Review
Everything That’s Underneath by Kristi Demeester Review
Without Condition by Sonora Taylor Review
Suspicious Minds by Gwenda Bond Review
The Shining Girls by Lauren Beukes Review
Black Wings by Megan Hart Review
Something Borrowed, Something Blood-Soaked by Christa Carmen Review
And Her Smile Will Untether the Universe by Gwendolyn Kiste Review
The Purity of Crimson by Beverley Lee Review
Podcast Episodes
Stories of Horror: Elizabeth Gaskell and Lois the Witch
Join Toni as she reads part I of Lois the Witch by Elizabeth Gaskell in the Ladies of Horror Fiction Presents Stories of Horror.
News and Announcements
LOHF Weekly News January Week 4
LOHF Weekly News February Week 1
LOHF Weekly News February Week 2
Special Topics and Guest Posts
Women in Horror Month: Caitlin Marceau CEO of Sanitarium Publishing
For Women in Horror Month, Toni talked to Caitlin CEO of Sanitarium Publishing about the publishing industry.
In this session of Ladies of Horror Fiction: Shelf Edition, Mindi Snyder (@gowsy33) is joining us to show off her LOHF books.
Do women authors feel like they have to write horror a certain way? We asked the Twitterverse, and the answers were surprising and heartening.
Community Wide Readalong: The Between
Instagram Challenge Recap
We are stirring up all the things for a look-back on this prompt to bring out all those emotions again!
This one was interesting. Just seeing who people considered “Strangers” in books for the prompt was insightful.
The entire challenge was great for Ladies of Horror Fiction recommendations, right?
Horror books can have a little heart in them and still be horror! See some of our favorites from this prompt.
More 2019 Monthly Recaps
Thank you so much for hanging out with us and taking part in our challenges throughout February. This Sunday we will announce the giveaway winner from our readalong discussion posts. We will also announce some details about the next readalong so stay tuned!
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