Sadie Hartmann
Sadie Hartmann, otherwise known as Mother Horror on social media, writes horror fiction reviews and other content for Cemetery Dance and SCREAM Magazine as well as Goodreads, Amazon, Instagram and other social media platforms & publications like Tor Nightfire and Lit Reactor. She has also published articles and reviews at FANGORIA, Rue Morgue, Black Static, Splatterpunk Zine and HorrorDNA.
She is an Active, voting member of the Horror Writers Association and the co-owner of a curated, horror fiction, monthly subscription package called Night Worms.
Mother Horror’s Essential Book Reviewing Tips & Tricks
Want to review horror books professionally or as a hobby? Listen to mother.
These Horror Books Have Addictively Short Chapters
Nothing beats a fast-paced, exhilarating reading experience.
Horror Book Recommendations for May Birthdays
Whether you were born in May—or you just like creepy books—you'll find something delectable on this list.
Coming-of-Age Horror Books: A Master List
These quintessential books capture the unique tension and nostalgia of youth.
Hope in a Time of Chaos: 6 Book Recommendations for Earth Day 2022
These horror books find hope in the darkness.
Top 10 Stephen King Adaptations in the Last 20 Years
Join one Constant Reader on her quest for the Stephen King books adapted to film.
Earthbound Alien Horror Books for Out of This World Terror
What the world needs now is...alien horror novels.
If I Only Knew What I Know Now: 7 Books You Need to Re-Read Immediately
Once you know, everything changes.
Fighting Our Demons: 10 Demon Possession Books to Keep You Up at Night
“Horror at its core is the hope that in the end, we can encounter our demons and live to tell the tale.”
Dress Up Your Horror Shelves: Limited Series Collecting
A limited series of books released over time is an exciting way to grow your horror library and have an eye-catching set of spines on your shelves!
Dress Up Your Horror Shelves: Special Edition Book Collecting
Exclusive, special editions of popular books make thrilling additions to any horror fiend's library.
Home for the Holidays: Eat Together, Stay Together
These tales of family horror will make you hold your loved ones a little closer.
