#Horror novels

[n1ghtmxre97]

[gothic-allegory]

Nyarlathotep by Álvaro Fernández González

[saintmichale]

Juliet loves the beat

[nerdby]

I think toxic romance should qualify as a subgenre as horror, and I can't stand horror nerds that don't believe in subgenres. Like the kind of people who think that anything that isn't oozing shock value and gore doesn't count as "real" horror. The kind of people who say Flowers In The Attic is a psychological thriller or tragedy instead of a horror-tragedy.

Like how is tragedy not horrifying???

What is not horrifying about children being locked up, starved to death, and so completely cut off from human interaction that they develop an incestuous bond as a coping mechanism???

[mysharona1987]

Second hand embarrassment for this woman.

[rotten-whispers]

Do YOU like queer protagonists in books? Dystopian horror? Silly sci-fi novels?

Or supporting your local queer indie author?

THEN consider delving into Tales from a Mall, a wacky sci-fi novel where ferrets have mechanical attachments, snails have legs, and there is something sinister going on in the 22nd century Fresh Malls. Perhaps something to do with the rats. Lots and lots of rats...

Only $10!

https://www.amazon.com/Tales-Mall-future-become-ridiculous/dp/B0BK6PVMX3/ref=sr_1_1

Or consider exploring the dark world of Boxes, a sci-fi horror novel following the journey of nonbinary Baxley through the Complex. Monsters roam the halls, stairs descend endlessly into the earth, and a sweet madness has overcome the denizens, turning them into something else entirely. See trigger warnings if necessary!

Only $16!

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B8BPW3P5/ref=dbs_a_def_awm_bibl_vppi_i0GJhNzA3ZTZmM2I2NGY5ZDVmNWQ1NSwzNzdhNmM0ZGIwMTBiMTg2Y2FmNTZiNDIxZDI4YjA0MWQxMWM0NGY5&ts=1660371335

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[itsmalombra]

Lithographs by Alberto Martini (Italian, 1876-1954), start of the 20th century.

[itsfullofstars]

It's official: I'm publishing my first work of fiction, the unhinged novella SKIN & BONES, on 10/22/24 (just in time for Halloween). Pre-order the ebook now!

A mind-bending psychological thriller told in first person by a broken man who submits to a bizarre medical experiment in an effort to redeem himself, and loses his mind in the process.

It's Fight Club meets The Parallax View meets E.R. meets Shutter Island... and utterly unique in its own right. A quick, propulsive, hallucinatory read, rich with supernatural elements and medical suspense, SKIN & BONES takes you on a journey into the labyrinth of one man's fractured psyche.

Skull art by @paul.hollingworth - and it's NOT AI!

[error-98-novel]

An early sketch of the Americana.

[k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9]

[andillwriteyouatragedy]

"None of it is what the Creature truly is. None of this is it, what it is, what it wants. This isn’t even really what it looks like, Laurel knows, and yet— it is.

"Their lips, forever twisted just a slight turn down, seek the edge of the Creature’s closest tusk. Pressing a kiss to the curved razor-jut of ivory-bone, they whisper, 'I’m so sorry.'"

▪︎ with less than a week until the release of labyrinthine self, I want to share this conceptual art of Laurel and the Creature by the incomparable @natendo-art ! pre-orders for the book available now! ▪︎

[pantheonbooks]

“I felt like I was looking into the future... and the future looked really messed up.” —from Black Hole

This banned books week, dare to read Charles Burns's "masterwork" (The New York Times) graphic novel—a hypnotically beautiful and horrifying story of a strange plague devastating the lives of teenagers in mid-1970s suburban Seattle.

[b-oredzoi]

Books I Read in 2024: American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis

Is evil something you are? Or is it something you do? My pain is constant and sharp and I do not hope for a better world for anyone.

[maxkirin]

MEMORY LEAK comes out tomorrow 👻

[nerdby]

The most ironic thing about this movie is Chris wanting to be a doctor cause once he gets to med school he's gonna realize he was DAMN lucky not to have been born with some debilitating medical condition or mental disability.