Who are the women in horror fiction?

I was just rereading an article on the book In Conversation: A Writer's Perspective, Vol. 1, Horror published in 2009 by the British Fantasy Society and how it focused solely on male writers. I know from experience how difficult it can be to find a list of the female authors that write horror, but here is mine - or the beginnings of it anyway. I'm having trouble finding the Word file as I write this... I am a bit disorganized lately... not good...

Anyway, start with these:

• The Missing or Virus by Sarah Langan
• The Feeding Ground or The Reckoning by Sarah Pinborough
• Slights by Kaaron Warren
• Threshold by Caitlin R. Kiernan
• The Secret Books of Paradys by Tanith Lee
• Interview with a Vampire by Anne Rice (she has to be listed)
• Haunted (a collection of short stories) by Joyce Carol Oates
• The Sineater by Elizabeth Massie
• The Price or The Unseen by Alexandra Sokoloff
• Come Closer by Sara Gran
• Generation Loss or Bibliomancy (contains dark short stories) by Elizabeth Hand

Then there are some classics:

• Mary Shelley's Frankenstein: or the Modern Prometheus
• Daphne du Maurier's Rebecca
• Charlotte Perkins Gilman's short story "The Yellow Wallpaper"
• Shirley Jackson's "The Lottery" (a must read)
  

There are also the paranormal romance/detective/urban fantasy writers:

• Charlaine Harris's series about Sookie Stackhouse (vampires and weres)
• Laurell K. Hamilton's series about Anita Blake (vampires and weres)
• Kim Harrison's series about Rachel Morgan (witches, demons, vampires)
• Stephanie Meyer's Twilight Series (young romance)
• L J Smith's Vampire Diaries (young romance)

For a more comprehensive list see Paula Guran's September 2009 blog on juno-books.com