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Conquering Fear: The Role of Fantasy and Horror Fiction in the Classroom.

• Authors : Compora, Daniel P.

Subjects: Adolescents; Fantasy; Instructional EffectivenessU.S.; Ohio

• Source: 9

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Things That Go Bump in the Night: Recent Developments in Horror Fiction for Young Adults.

• Authors : Christenbury, Leila

Subjects: Adolescent Literature; Fiction; Literature Appreciation

• Source: 12

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The Point of Horror: The Relationship between Teenage Popular Horror Fiction and the Oral Repertoire.

• Authors : Wilson, Michael

Subjects: Adolescent Literature; Fiction; Folk Culture

• Source: Children's Literature in Education. Mar 2000 31(1):1-9.9

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Tales of the Supernatural. [Lesson Plan].

Subjects: English Literature; High Schools; Language Arts

• Source: 4

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From Milton to Morrison: The Gothic in 'Beloved.'

• Authors : Roth, Wendy S.

Subjects: Authors; College English; Cultural Pluralism

• Source: 11

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Reading Stephen King: Issues of Censorship, Student Choice, and Popular Literature.

• Authors : Power, Brenda Miller; Wilhelm, Jeffrey D.; Chandler, Kelly

Subjects: Censorship; Contemporary Literature; Critical Thinking

• Source: 246

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Cover Art, Consumerism, and YA [Young Adult] Reading Choices.

• Authors : Kies, Cosette

Subjects: Adolescent Literature; Adolescents; Commercial Art

• Source: 7

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Horror: To Gratify, Not Edify.

• Authors : Dickson, Randi

Subjects: Childrens Literature; Elementary Education; Literary Genres

• Source: Language Arts. Nov 1998 76(2):115-122.8

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Speculative F(r)ictions: A Youth Restorying Horror and Monstrosity

• Authors : Alex Corbitt (ORCID 0000-0002-3453-3214)

Subjects: Story Telling; Fiction; Middle School Students

• Source: Journal of Literacy Research. 2023 55(4):383-405.23

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'Cirque du Freak.'

• Authors : Rivett, Miriam

Subjects: Childrens Literature; Elementary Education; Marketing

• Source: Children's Literature in Education. Jun 2002 33(2):97-106.10

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