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If you're a fan of puns and puzzles, you might enjoy cozy mysteries. A cozy mystery novel features a less violent murder and generally i...

If you've read much ancient folklore, you might remember what a succubus is and why Lost Girl  is not a show you'd want to watch wit...

Spoonbenders , by Daryl Gregory made me laugh more than any other book I've read lately. Gregory’s story about the Amazing Telemach...

Andrew Carnegie is a very, very rarely seen ghost, what with his having over 2,500 libraries to haunt. So, his rotunda appearance is real...

Team Human by Justine Larbalestier & Sarah Rees Brennan If you're feeling burned out on paranormal love stories, especially pa...

The paranormal and urban fantasy labels cover a wide variety of books, from bubbly and romantic to dark and gritty. From fairies to vampir...

I was first introduced to the horror genre in my 9th grade English class when we were assigned Stephen King's short story collection N...

Though some of us put fairy tales aside as something for children (or babies ), the truth is that many of these stories were originally int...

Storm Front , the first novel in Jim Butcher’s Dresden Files series, is a fast-paced and exciting read with a twisty mystery and plenty o...

The best books of 2011 as selected by the staff of Carnegie-Stout Public Library, or at least a short list of our favorite reads in fiction,...