Horror
Horror
Anyone here into horror? If so gimme your favorite picks.
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It’s a short read but when it comes to horror I always recommend The Hellbound Heart by Clive Barker.
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Clive Barker's The Great and Secret Show is definitely in my top 10. His writing is chefs kiss
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Survivor Type by Stephen King is a great short story I'm sure you'll enjoy
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Ohh nice. It's on the list. My favorite novela by King is The girl who loved Tom Gordon.
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The Deep by Nick Cutter.
I'm not sure if it's a case of hindsight, but I finished reading this right before the titanic sub incident and it definitely unlocked a new fear.
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A Head Full of Ghosts by Paul Tremblay, Things Have Gotten Worse Since We Last Spoke by Eric LaRocca, The Troop by Nick Cutter.
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Currently listening to The Fisherman by John Langan.
If you enjoy stories within stories - this nails it. I'm dreading what is still too come, and loving it!
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I've just finished The Ritual by Adam Neville and I'm never reading again
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Never reading it again or reading ever again?!
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Never again reading
No but seriously, what a fantastically well written book. The premise seems cliché to start with but the twist halfway through is really original
I believe it's been made into a film too
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Last Days by Brian Evenson has really stuck with me, one of the best and most creative in the 'cultist' subgenre. Also seconding Negative Space by BR Yeager.
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I will always recommend the Necrososcope series by Brian Lumley - vampires, werewolves, mind powers, and the protag talks to the dead - he makes friends with a dead scientist, learns an equation, and can use the mobius equation to open doorways to anywhere - the first couple of books are slow, but it is soo much fun to read!
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I'm currently reading Negative Space by B. R. Yeager and having an absolute blast.
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I like cosmic horror and a good one I've found is The Abyss Above Us by Ryan Notch. It's the story of a computer engineer hired to investigate why a radio observatory's dish keeps reorienting itself to point at an area of sky with nothing interesting about it.
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Sounds interesting. I assume you can't tell us if the dish is actually pointing at something without spoiling it? 😂
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Nope.
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Going to add this one to my to-read list. Thanks!
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I just added this one to my TBR! The synopsis reminds me of a shorter Three Body Problem (which I really...liked? I'm not sure that's even the right word for that series lol).
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