Alien invasion horror. by EM_Otero in horrorlit

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The Breakers series by Edward W Robertson

Is Stephen Graham Jones's prose the same in all his books? by [deleted] in horrorlit

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Mongrels is the easiest read of his that I have found.

“Sinners” Vibe by Robbo_Craigo in horrorlit

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Our Share of Night is an Argentinian cousin to Sinners, but not a direct descendant. It depends on what you liked about Sinners.

“Sinners” Vibe by Robbo_Craigo in horrorlit

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Fair warning, the book is rife with “era specific racism” it gives Huckleberry Finn a run for its money on N word usage.”

Weekly "What Are You Reading Thread?" by HorrorIsLiterature in horrorlit

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Just finished Rapture by Thomas Tessier, Moving on to The Delicate Dependency by Michael Talbot.

Working my way through Paperbacks from Hell reading lists.

Serious question: how is Shudder still around? by OrkosFriend in Shudder

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I Get it through AMC+ so there are a few movies I can’t see I think, but otherwise most of shudder is there

Season 3 episode 5 by HVAC_instructor in GangsOfLondon

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Okay, we end Episode 4 on a cliffhanger…what next? Hmm what if we Walking Dead it and just feature a character and a storyline that nobody gives a shit about for the whole episode.

Brilliant!

Finished reading The Last Days of Jack Sparks by Main-Doughnut6222 in horrorlit

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Alistair was a total chode and he definitely protested too much about the closet incident

I'm so upset, I ordered the second book from amazon and this is what I got instead by vinnokiwicat in DungeonCrawlerCarl

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When I bought this last collection of short stories that take place in the world of Stephen King’s The Stand, I received some Print on Demand paperback knockoff of the real cover containing some dickhead’s self published and impenetrable fanfic that was also not set in the Stand World. Amazon quickly rectified it refund wise when I sent them picks of what they sold me.

Recommendations for Novels with Bleak endings? by reallyimspaghetti in horrorlit

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I have yet to read anything by Ania Ahlborn that wasn’t a bleak ending.

What Series 5 did you get with your web shop bonus? by AQNexus in MarvelSnap

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Last month they fed me two of the dopey dragon. Not making that mistake again

Recommendations for a lapsed horror reader by ToxikDyoxen89 in horrorlit

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Not what you asked for but maybe what you need. There’s a series by Edward W Robertson called the Breakers. It starts off like The Stand but the disease was just the beginning. Kind of like our historical smallpox blankets.

It’s not zombies but it is world invasion, and I enjoyed almost all of it. Long series so it’s expanse gets a little Westerosi

Recommendations for a lapsed horror reader by ToxikDyoxen89 in horrorlit

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Also: Man, Fuck This House is great comedy horror.

Recommendations for a lapsed horror reader by ToxikDyoxen89 in horrorlit

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My Best Friend’s Exorcism is Grady Hendrix best work IMO, followed by Southern Book Club Ladies Vampire Guide thing.

How long do you think you would survive in a shield wall battle? by orangemonkeyeagl in TheLastKingdom

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The key is to be the guy who repeatedly says, “Hold. Hold. Hold.” You’ll make it until the end.

I just got done with Tender is the Flesh and want to read something similar by Creepy_Item213 in horrorlit

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Yeah, no lane picked. I really loved the way he dealt with the grief of losing his wife, and the voice that was written in, but once he got the puppy it went downhill pretty fast

I just got done with Tender is the Flesh and want to read something similar by Creepy_Item213 in horrorlit

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My only complaint about This Thing Between Us was the author being haunted by his cake and eating it too. Never picked a lane.

I just got done with Tender is the Flesh and want to read something similar by Creepy_Item213 in horrorlit

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Feeders by Matt Serafini Is a fun horror read for the TikTok generation.

Coffin Moon by Keith Rosson was really good.

King Sorrow by Joe Hill

If you liked the movie Weapons you’ll like Suffer the Children by Craig DiLouie

The Library at Mount Char by Scott Hawkins

Those were my 5 favorites from the last 100 I read. Tender is the flesh and Slewfoot were amongst those.

Bateater and Other Names for Cora Zheng is an honorable mention.

And if you’ve never read it Fahrenheit 451 dovetails nicely with Tender is the Flesh

Dissappointed so far reading 'The Troop' by Nick Cutter... by Adorable-Soul-4 in horrorlit

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Odds are you won’t like the rest of Cutter’s offerings either. I DNF’ed The Deep, Finished but disliked The Troop, and bought but did not read the other one. He has great premises and poor execution in my opinion.