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Helical Nightmares posted:Frontier Death Song by Laird Barron. The link also contains an audiobook version. Bulldozer by Barron is pretty decent for Western horror. It’s about a Pinkerton chasing around a cultist. I just read it in that Lovecraft’s Monsters collection. The rest of the stories are a mix of good to okayish to bad.
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Can anyone recommend anything reading/movie wise that follows that premise? I had a book when I was young called “Railway Ghosts and Highway Horrors” that made me fear driving late at night on backroads by myself. I thought Brotherhood of the Wheel would be like that but after the first chapter it just turned out to be... bad.
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ketchup vs catsup posted:I asked a version of this question in the general horror thread, but are there any non-short story cosmic horror novels or series? Agents of Dreamland by Caitlin Kiernan is a multi book series. I only read the first book which is short but if left me wanting to read the others.
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Bilirubin posted:They are three novelettes (Agents of Dreamland, Black Helicopters, and The Tindalos Asset), of which the first two are best IMO. The third gets that cosmic flair but seems to be somewhat incomplete to me. They aren't really connected story wise. Thanks! I’ve been looking to add them to the queue so that helps. I just finished Lagan’s The Fisherman which is the first story of his I’ve really enjoyed. His other stuff just kinda falls flat for me but the Fisherman nailed incomprehensible beings for me.
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