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Scary hands behind fogged up glass

Literary thrills and chills: the rising trend of terror for teens

Source: The Guardian

In this article, author Amy Lukavics explains the value she sees in horror fiction and argues that “true terror” should not have to be toned down for young adult readers.

This entry was posted in The Thrill of Horror and tagged Arts & Entertainment on January 1, 2020 by Chandler Gifford.

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