Horror fiction
School Year Blog: Why Vampire Books Are So Popular Here (Plus: Students Get a Message From a Real-Life Vampire)
Vampire literature may be losing steam in the U.S. But at COSAT, it’s thriving. One student explains why she loves vampire books so much — and receives an unexpected message from a real-life vampire.
Colson Whitehead on ‘Zone One’ and Zombies
Colson Whitehead has famously tackled topics like a young man’s coming of age in “Sag Harbor,” the social elevation of African Americans in “The Intuitionist,” and America’s industrial age in “John Henry Days.” In his new novel, the award-winning Whitehead goes just as large, maybe even larger, with a look at how an imaginary apocalypse might […]