horror – The Dust Lounge

On reading: Mapping the Interior by Stephen Graham Jones

Beautiful and raw, this book works its horror in a particularly personal way for me.

A perfectly chilling ghost story that takes Jackson vibes and pulls them into a modern, gruesome tale.

Another brilliant outing for Wendig, and well worth picking up and diving into as we approach spooky season.

A slasher tale that punches you in the gut with a fist full of heart.

On horror set on the sea and stuck in the ice. A few suggestions to give you chills.

Katsu’s historical horror brings a supernatural tale to the real life tragedies of large boats in larger seas

Ellis turns her hands to folk horror, drenching it in fire and blood. Enter the countryside at your own risk.

Bazterrica created a clinical, brutal, horrific dystopia that made me mentally and physically squirm.

Palahniuk’s back with a dark, satirical commentary on the entertainment business and the machine that grinds the sheen