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What Kind of Horror Do You Like To Read?

Published on Mon, 10/21/24

A shadowy figure with glowing eyes stands behind a misty glass surface, reaching forward with both hands.

Beware what lurks in these haunting stories sure to give you goosebumps.

Cartoon of a smiling man with a large mustache, short dark hair, wearing a teal jacket and a white turtleneck.

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Gothic Fiction

Dark, eerie house with a lit window at night, surrounded by trees; "Pocket Full of Teeth" by Aimee Hardy.

Person holding a fawn surrounded by butterflies, under the text "Donyae Coles, Midnight Rooms, a novel".

Book cover of "The Devil and Mrs. Davenport" by Paulette Kennedy, featuring a cracked surface over a house.

Blue and yellow book cover titled "Devils Kill Devils" by Johnny Compton, featuring a shadowy figure.

Book cover of "This Cursed House" by Del Sandeen featuring a woman's face and a haunted house.

Haunted Places

Book cover: "A Haunting on the Hill" by Elizabeth Hand, featuring a colorful house illustration.

Book cover of "The Reformatory" by Tananarive Due; features a small house with tall trees against an orange sky.

A dark, eerie book cover with a house at the top and red, smoky shapes below. Title: "The Handyman Method". Authors: Nick Cutter, Andrew F. Sullivan.

Book cover: "The Haunting of Velkwood" by Gwendolyn Kiste. A figure stands in a foggy forest with text reflection.

Book cover for "The House That Horror Built" by Christina Henry, with a dark, suspenseful design.

Vampire Menace

Cover of "#DRCL Midnight Children 04" manga featuring illustrated characters with gothic elements.

Book cover of "Vampires of El Norte" by Isabel Cañas, featuring a woman in a red dress and desert lightning.

Stylized book cover of "Bless Your Heart" by Lindy Ryan, featuring a woman with red sunglasses and fangs.

Book cover of "So Thirsty" by Rachel Harrison, featuring a bat-shaped straw in a red cocktail glass.

Book cover of "The Gathering" by C.J. Tudor shows a snowy road with a red and black sky.

Psychological

Book cover of "The Eyes Are the Best Part" by Monika Kim, with an eyeball held by chopsticks.

Cover of "Tender" by Beth Hetland, featuring a large hand and dolls in a room with a yellow and blue color scheme.

Dark green doors slightly open with red light shining through; text reads "Mason Coile" and "W1LL1AM.

Book cover of "We Used to Live Here" by Marcus Kliewer, featuring a distorted image of a house and leafless trees.

Cover of "Myrrh" by Polly Hall, featuring abstract red and yellow art with two partially obscured faces.

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