Usually I'm reading SK, but heard a lot of good things about this book! Can't wait!4yr ⋅ Kuldrmr89 ⋅ r/horrorlit
Has anybody read this book? I just received my copy today. Been looking forward to the book ever since I heard about it a few months ago.6yr ⋅ cirome ⋅ r/horrorlit
I officially own this after 5 years of hunting for a copy priced less than $50.5yr ⋅ glitterylibrarian ⋅ r/horrorlit
My first Joe R. Lansdale novel; can't put it down. Read Night They Missed the Horror Show a few weeks back and was blown away by its ugly, visceral intensity. Afterwards I had to look for more by the author. Anyone else into this author? Have a favorite story/book of his?4yr ⋅ WarningThread64 ⋅ r/horrorlit
My dark, folklore-inspired fantasy novel - They Mostly Come Out At Night - is FREE today on all Amazon stores. Come for the gorgeous cover art, stay for the haunted mystery of the Magpie King’s forest...4yr ⋅ BenedictPatrick ⋅ r/horrorlit
So it begins.. I finally decided to pick it up. I hope it's as terrifying as people have made it out to be!5yr ⋅ Uglarinn ⋅ r/horrorlit
Since the movie has nothing to do with the book can some fans of this novel put their input on this novel. The sequel and itself are some of my favorite books.6yr ⋅ RubiNola1234 ⋅ r/horrorlit
Finally sitting down to read this. Very excited! He usually has a supernatural twist to his stories so I’m interested to see his take on Jack the Ripper.5yr ⋅ megryanmilligan ⋅ r/horrorlit
Got these 2 today! Anyone read them? What did you think? I just started the Ligotti one5yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/horrorlit
Which one of you did this? Someone put chalk in the spine of the library copy of The Chalk Man that I'm reading. It waited over 80 pages to fall out.5yr ⋅ agentw07 ⋅ r/horrorlit
Found these bad bois in the wild today for a dollar per book. Are any of them any good?6yr ⋅ jeffafadamama ⋅ r/horrorlit
Been lurking here for awhile taking note of books I should read next- scored these today at my local bookstore!5yr ⋅ thawkzzz ⋅ r/horrorlit
Three days in and I’m already three quarters through it! Completely reminds me of IT, but so much easier to read, and totally engrossing.5yr ⋅ dyzzylyzzy ⋅ r/horrorlit
I've just acquired my grail book and thought I'd share it here! Any other McCammon fans/ collectors about?4yr ⋅ Akashic_Books ⋅ r/horrorlit
Got all of these for $10 today! All of the King books except Wizard and Glass are illustrated!5yr ⋅ blackwidow2313 ⋅ r/horrorlit
This sub inspired me to order myself a copy of The Dark Descent from my favorite online used book store! Never had a book like this before, so I’m really looking forward to reading it4yr ⋅ shybtch ⋅ r/horrorlit
I live in the sticks. It’s two hours to the nearest brick & mortar — time well spent, I’d say!5yr ⋅ mycatsnameisichi ⋅ r/horrorlit
Just finished Red Dragon by Thomas Harris. Definitely excited for Silence of the Lambs.5yr ⋅ DarkSideoftheMir ⋅ r/horrorlit
Really enjoyed The Blumhouse Book of Nightmares, so I scooped this up as soon as I saw it. Has anyone read this yet? Any stories you would recommend in particular?6yr ⋅ jeromerules ⋅ r/horrorlit
Yesterday you folks were talking about how much T.E.D. Klein’s Dark Gods goes for online. I got this copy at a rummage sale for 7cents!5yr ⋅ theknightthatsmiled ⋅ r/horrorlit
Which book from the bottom shelf should I start next? Just finished uzumaki and that was an experience4yr ⋅ Vangerzone ⋅ r/horrorlit
Just finished Matthew M Bartlett's Gateways To Abomination and was inspired to create this punk rock styled patch design for the radio station in the book.5yr ⋅ denniswr0138 ⋅ r/horrorlit
My summer reading goal pile, most of which came from suggestions on here so thank you!4yr ⋅ Calamity0o0 ⋅ r/horrorlit
Looking for a novel/series/stories that take place in a dark, Beksinski-esque world...5yr ⋅ AdamNowak70 ⋅ r/horrorlit
So after a post today about The Friday the 13th novels by a fellow horror lover . I thought I would share these. They cost me a pretty penny for the set.4yr ⋅ Geoffroman ⋅ r/horrorlit
Recent purchases at the monster mania convention. Been wanting The Thing forever 😍5yr ⋅ SpookyXCloud ⋅ r/horrorlit
Brainstorming a story, and I thought I would ask: What makes clowns so terrifying? 🤡5yr ⋅ MajorBatarang ⋅ r/horrorlit
Just finished The Twisted Ones and loved it. Anyone have any thoughts on these two from my reading list?4yr ⋅ Skooj ⋅ r/horrorlit
I made a pledge to myself to read more this year as I haven't done so since middle school. Here's what I've read so far.4yr ⋅ MrDustinDavis ⋅ r/horrorlit
I started reading Joe Hills NOS4A2 and I got to page 23 and I was wondering: Did he do this on purpose where it just ends there and goes on to the next page or is it a printing error? Just trying to figure it out. I’m not very bright so5yr ⋅ Biggest_mood_Ever ⋅ r/horrorlit
I'm about to finish One Rainy Night... which of these Laymons should I devour next?6yr ⋅ Cardinal_HELL ⋅ r/horrorlit
First time reader. I know, I know. Know a lot of the base story plots but have never actually read one. As good as hyped?4yr ⋅ Twidgit ⋅ r/horrorlit
Thought you guys might be interested in what I got for christmas this year.5yr ⋅ gamerfreq ⋅ r/horrorlit
Finally got a copy of Off Season after years of it sitting on my tbr! Is this book as disturbing and gory as it’s been hyped up to be ?5yr ⋅ tatehate19 ⋅ r/horrorlit
Found this on my old Twitter, it has expanded since then, but here’s my Ray Garton Signed/Limited editions shelf.5yr ⋅ adamtjames ⋅ r/horrorlit
Any strong opinions for or against these? (At the bookstore, looking for my next read)4yr ⋅ Jacques_Plantir ⋅ r/horrorlit
I just finished “where’s the harm”. Thought it to be pretty excellent.5yr ⋅ studiospectre ⋅ r/horrorlit
Birthday present from my brother! He knows the horror fan in me for sure, hand painted 2!6yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/horrorlit
If you're a 90's kid like me, these books might have been your intro to adult horror fiction.8yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/horrorlit
I’m wondering if anyone would like it if I could share a little tale from this old home?6yr ⋅ kathleen-nobody ⋅ r/horrorlit
I had no idea: William Teason's artwork for 1966 paperback version of WE HAVE ALWAYS LIVED IN THE CASTLE was ripped off for Mario Bava's 1977 movie, SHOCK.11yr ⋅ GradyHendrix ⋅ r/horrorlit
I was cleaning out my closet when I realized I have a bit of a King problem11yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/horrorlit
I just bought a copy of this novel by Tabitha King about shrinking people for revenge. Also about sex with tiny people? Has anyone read it?10yr ⋅ GradyHendrix ⋅ r/horrorlit
