The Bookshelf – 2021
It’s that time of year again, when I humbly present to you a complete list of books I read this year. I’m sure there’s a few missing. This list seems pretty short! In my defence, there are a few 600-page beasts. The pick of the long- form fiction was Stephen King’s Later. I read most of his books, and it can be hard to tell when his form dips because the overall quality is so high. It’s only when you read something as good as Later and then compare it to recent work that you realize he isn’t called The Master for nothing. I deliberately read some books last year by writers I’d never read before, the pick of which was The Book Club by C.J. Cooper, which my mother urged me to read. I also read a Richard Bachman book for the first time in about 20-years and A LOT of anthologies. By the way, that isn’t my bookshelf in the photo. It’s just a massive bookshelf.
The Greatest Survival Stories of All Time by Cara Tabachnick (2019)
Outpost H31 by Sara Jayne Townsend (2020)
Welcome to the Splatter Club by Various Authors (2020)
You Should Have Seen Her by Amy Cross (2020)
Jester of Hearts by Various Authors (2020)
Later by Stephen King (2021)
The Newspaperman by Sal Nudo (2018)
The Chill by Scott Carson (2020)
Dark Places, Evil Faces Volume II by Various Authors (2018)
Suicide Forest by Jeremy Bates (2014)
Moth Busters – Freaky Florida Mystery Adventures 1 by Margaret Lashley (2019)
Nang Tani: She Takes her Vengeance in Blood by Lee Franklin (2020)
Watched by Iain Anderson (2021)
It Calls from the Forest by Various Authors (2020)
The Book Club by C.J. Cooper (2019)
Railroad Tales by Various Authors (2021)
Savage by Richard Laymon (1993)
Terror Tales of the Scottish Lowlands by Various Authors (2021)
JonBenet: Inside the Ramsey Murder Investigation by Steve Thomas (2000)
The Legend of the Dogman by David C Posthumus (2022, ARC)
Handmade Horror by Various Authors (2021)
You can read my 2020 list here.
