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I've read very little horror fiction, and even less that's really spooked me. So, as part of my Booklord challenge, I'm going to ask someone here to suggest a (shortish) horror book as a wildcard for me to read before the year is out. The more obscure the better! Thank you in advance!
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chernobyl kinsman posted:the elementals by michael mcdowell anilEhilated posted:The Ballad of Black Tom by Victor LaValle? Skyscraper posted:The Cipher by Kathe Koja I've added all three of these to my to-read list, since they all sound pretty rad in their own ways. Thank you!
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gently caress me, finding a print copy of The Cipher seems to be basically impossible. drat.
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And now you can VOTE for what book the club should read next month!
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I read From The Wreck by Jane Rawson recently, having received it as a TBB Secret Santa present. It was really dang good, spooky and unnerving in all the best ways. A story about a shipwreck survivor being haunted by a shapeshifting sea creature, partly told from the creature's perspective. It's set in 1850s colonial Australia, and there are probably a lot of allegorical things going on with it too. Definitely recommended.
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Hey horror readers! The thread for this year's Secret Santa book exchange is now live! Sign-ups are open til December 1st! Send someone your favourite blood-soaked gorefest! Request a chilling tome of yore! Join today!
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BOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Now I have your attention: Reminder: this year's Book Barn Secret Santa is open for sign-ups until Monday! Send someone your favourite bone-chilling short stories, or a brutally festive tale of inhuman cruelty!
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