Necropsy:  The Review of Horror Fiction

Volume I, Spring 2001

Premier Edition

Next Issue due August 2nd, 2001

The Necropsy Archives

Author Index

Title Index

Publisher Index

Reviewer Index

Scary Stuff, Eh?

Links to Horror on the Web

The Grossing Area

Original Artwork by June Pulliam

Original Artwork by Michael Ray

Photo Gallery: Original Photos by June Pulliam and Tony Fonseca

The Coroner's Office: About Our Contributors
June Pulliam, Managing Editor / Bibliographer
Tony Fonseca, Editor / Bibliographer / Site Designer
James David Reyome, Reviewer, Marketing Director
Stine Fletcher, Reviewer, Marketing Assistant
Lawrence Bush, Reviewer
S. T. Joshi, Reviewer
Kendra L. Kuss, Reviewer
Leah J. Larson, Reviewer
Amy L. Montz, Reviewer
Robin Roberts, Reviewer
John Schultze, Reviewer
Anthony Rintala, Reviewer

Into the Future: The Birth of Necropsy

Invoking the Ghost of Gene Siskel: Necropsy at the Movies:

"One's Early Works Gives One the Creeps": A Review of With a Friend Like Harry,  by Tony Fonseca

Post Mortem: Brief Reviews

The Dead Inn, Edited by Shane Ryan Staley

Escaping Purgatory, by Gary A. Braunbeck and Alan M. Clark

Tales of Love and Death, by W. H. Pugmire

Smoke Signals, by Octavio Ramos, Jr.

The Autopsy Rack--Horror in Print 2001 & 2000

Paperback and Hard Cover--2001
Audio Books and Books on CD Rom--2001
E-Books--2001

Paperback and Hard Cover--2000
Audio Books and Books on CD Rom--2000
E-Books--2000

Williamson Serves Up Tasty Finger Food, While Pronzini's Latest Offering Should Be Sent Back to the Kitchen: A Review of  Bill Pronzini's Night Freight, J. N. Williamson and Frights of Fancy,  by James David Reyome

Don't Trust Anyone Over 30, Let Alone Anyone Over 19: A Review of Simon Clark's Blood Crazy, by June Pulliam

Lost in the Southern Gothic Fun House: Bloated Corpses, Talking Heads, and Goat Men: A Review of The Bottoms, Joe R. Lansdale and Tideland, Mitch Cullen, by Tony Fonseca

Monsters Without Motives:  Lost Girls and Boys: A Review of Children of the Night, Martin H. Greenberg (editor), by Amy L. Montz

Leave the Bourgeois Vampire's Waltz and Join the Vampire Nation, Comrades!: A Review of Vampire Nation, Thomas M. Sipos and Vampire's Waltz, Thomas Staab, by Stine Fletcher

Retrospective: Three New Novels by Phil Rickman

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