Reading Challenge: Books in the Freezer Podcast 2024

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This is my third year participating in the Books in the Freezer Horror Reading Challenge, and once again, it was a ton of fun. BITF is one of my anticipated bi-weekly podcast listens and always delivers with a variety of entertaining, horror-centric topics and a range of phenomenal guests that keep me engaged and adding a host of titles to my (already out of control) TBR. This year’s reading challenge prompts and my selections for each are included below; for a larger view, click on each image.

​​2024 Books in the Freezer Horror Reading Challenge:

• Released in 2024: Eynhallow by Tim McGregor (review here)
• Middle Grade or YA: Immortality: A Love Story by Dana Schwartz
• Spooky Non-Fiction: A Is for Arsenic by Chris Woodyard

• Part of a Series: The Angel of Indian Lake by Stephen Graham Jones
• Folk Horror: Wakenhyrst by Michelle Paver (review here)
• Published in the 80s: Cold Moon Over Babylon by Michael McDowell (review here)

• Color in the Title: Black Sheep by Rachel Harrison (review here)
• Translated Horror: Things We Lost in the Fire: Stories by Mariana Enriquez
• By an Indigenous Author: Never Whistle at Night: An Indigenous Dark Fiction Anthology edited by Shane Hawk and Theodore C. Van Alst, Jr.
• Pink or Green Cover: Waif by Samantha Kolesnik

• More Than 400 Pages: Free Burn by Drew Huff (review here)
• Historical Fiction Horror: The Dismembered by Jonathan Janz
• Horror Western: Lone Women by Victor LaValle

Of my chosen titles, my favorites were Eynhallow, Wakenhyrst, Cold Moon Over Babylon, Black Sheep, Things We Lost in the Fire, and Free Burn, and pretty much every book I read was freezer-worthy in at least one aspect or more, making this another awesome and successful experience!

Are you participating in any horror (or other) reading challenges this year? If so, what new or unexpected favorites have you discovered along the way?

🖤Amanda

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