Hi Everyone!
Please can you recommend six horror novels that I can teach to undergraduate students?
As it is a course within popular culture, I have chosen to focus on vampires and zombies. It is an introduction to horror.
What do you think of the following selections? Please feel free to make suggestions / changes.
1) Richard Matheson - I am Legend
2) Stephen King - 'Salem's Lot
3) Anne Rice - Interview with the Vampire
4) Max Brooks - World War Z
5) Dean Koontz and Kevin J Anderson - Frankenstein: Prodigal Son
6) Robert Kirkman - The Walking Dead: Rise of the Governor
I would really appreciate your guidance.
Thanks.
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