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Alissa Burger

Alissa Burger is an associate professor at Culver-Stockton College in Canton, Missouri. She writes about horror, queer representation in literature and popular culture, graphic novels, and Stephen King. She loves yoga, cats, and cheese.

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Detail from the cover of R.L. Stine's The Dare
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Making the Grade… in Murder: R.L. Stine’s The Dare and Final Grade 

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Detail from the cover of Kidnapped by Diane Hoh
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Hostage to Horror: The Coffin and Kidnapped 

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Detail from the cover of RL Stine's Truth or Dare
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Hitting the Slopes: Ski Weekend and Truth or Dare

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Detail from the cover of Be Mine
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Happy Valentine’s Day: Be Mine …Or Else

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Detail from the cover of Overdue
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Reading Between the Lines: Overdue and The Body 

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Detail from the cover of RL Stine's The New Girl
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New Year, New Romance, New Danger: R. L. Stine’s The New Girl and The New Boy

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Detail from the cover of The Voice in the Mirror
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Holiday Horror at Salem University: The Voice in the Mirror

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Detail from the cover of Christopher Pike's The Witch
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Visions and Rage: Christopher Pike’s Witch

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Detail from the cover of The Mind Reader
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Visions of Death: The Mind Reader and Second Sight

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