horror – The Dust Lounge

On reading: The Five Turns of the Wheel by Stephanie Ellis

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

Kraus brings Romero’s zombie novel to life, in what can’t help but be a classic of the genre.

Long story short – go read all of Tremblay’s books.

Han Kang’s novel is a devastatingly quiet dive into power, abuse and a mind unravelling.

Hendrix gives us a brilliant, smart ode to the ’80s, a tender coming-of-age story drenched in horror, with brilliant moments of comedy.

Iglesias’ brutal, beautiful Coyote Songs pulls no punches in a powerful look at life on the border.

A horrific, brutal, beautiful book, sure to hit the 2020 horror best-of lists.