Diana G. Gallagher

Diana G. Gallagher’s works rank in the middle of the pack among “Buffy” authors, but they are often interesting for how she puts new spins

In the early days of the “Buffy” novels, we got the points of view of supporting characters – as well as a chance to revisit

Diana G. Gallagher’s third “Buffy” entry – and her first in the young adult line – is a big step down from her first two,

Diana G. Gallagher’s “Prime Evil” (March 2000) is a game-changer for the “Buffy” book series – not because it’s significantly better than other books (although

After the excellent Golden/Holder “Gatekeeper Trilogy,” I braced myself for a letdown with Diana G. Gallagher’s first entry in the “Buffy” series, “Obsidian Fate” (September 1999). While