As I wrote in my review, "this book was a serendipity find for me at the public library. I picked it up to get a refresher on the genre and help keep up my RA (readers' advisory for my non-librarian friends) skill set." The book is certainly made for librarians, especially public librarians who may do RA extensively, but I think horror readers may find use for it as well.

Click on the link to check out the review and learn more.

If you celebrate St. Patrick's Day, have a safe and happy day. If not, then happy Monday to the rest of you. Want to add a little Irish to your reading today or any other time, this list might help.

Via Bustle.com

The list of books Violet Blue chose may be of interest to some readers here. Here is a small excerpt from the article. Feel free to click the link and check the rest out.

FTA: "Continuing our series of posts highlighting books suggested for our Manual for Civilization library at The Interval, today we have a specialized list selected by Violet Blue.  As a library designed to help sustain or rebuild civilization, one of the first categories that came to mind were sexuality and reproduction.  A civilization cannot have a future without either.

We asked Violet Blue to curate a set of books on sexuality as she is an award-winning sex author & blogger.  It also turns out that in her past she was a book reviewer for Good Vibrations selecting books related to sexuality for their library, much of which is now contained at San Francisco’s Center for Sex and Culture."