It's Horror Week on Goodreads!

Rifat wrote: "হরর তেমন পড়ি না আমি, তাই আমি এই সপ্তাহেও হরর পড়বো না। ওকে, বাই!"

lol okay bye!

Added some more books to the TBR list. Can't wait to read them

Re-reading The Hellbound Heart from Clive Barker, inspiration for the film "Hellraiser". Barker's stuff in general is a good recommendation for queer narrative horror.

Billy Martin (nee Poppy Z. Brite, he's since transitioned) is great, too.

Lost Souls
Exquisite Corpse
Drawing Blood

Frankenstein, or the Modern Prometheus!
I could also recommend Taaqtumi: An Anthology of Arctic Horror Stories. I read that last year and the stories were chilling!

Meg wrote: "Frankenstein, or the Modern Prometheus!
I could also recommend Taaqtumi: An Anthology of Arctic Horror Stories. I read that last year and the stories were chilling!"

Trying to decide if that was a good or bad pun, but I am thinking it was not deliberate.

Shadow wrote: "Can anyone recommend horror book that is LGBTQ+?"

The Bright Lands by John Fram

and lots more here: https://www.goodreads.com/shelf/show/...

I read The Demonologist by Ed Warren, terrifying!

Could you please provide the title in addition to the link? I'd prefer to know where a link is taking me before I click on it. If you will, much appreciation.

Could you please provide the title in addition to the link? I'd prefer to know where a link is taking me before I click on it. If you will, much appreciation.

I like this halloween themed list of recommendations! Make 1 for Christmas month!

The problem with Christmas is you have two groups diametrically opposed to each other
1, Religious people who get upset when anything not religious is featured.
2. Secular types who get upset when anything religious is featured.

And then there are those like me, who are religious but don't mind the secular stuff (and vice versa I presume).

Hiweverm that being said I wouldn't mind seeing such a list, as long as it is an all time list not reduced to whatever is current. That I find boring.

Brad wrote: "I recommend The Troop by Nick Cutter. Has a very King-like vibe to it and some very disturbing narrative imagery."

that book was nuts, i read it in january or february and it was the most disturbing book i ever read. That's a good thing by the way. I also highly recommend "The Shadows" by Alex North

The Twisted OnesThe Hollow Places

Sooo...I don't normally do horror, because sleep. I kinda need it. But The Twisted Ones and The Hollow Places by T. Kingfisher are excellent. Worth a sleepless night or two.

Need more monster books

IT, stephen king

Molly wrote: "Does anyone have any recommendations for horror graphic novels? :)"

The Infidel series by Pornsak Pichetshote is horror.

These are incredible recommendations. These lists are perfect for the Halloween season. Thanks!!

Not reading anything new.