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Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark I read this in third or fourth grade and it hosed me up. It's not scary to me now, and I've certainly read horror books that are better by all appreciable measures in the intervening years, but that is the only book that ever made me lose sleep.
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Joe Hill didn't rely on his dad to sell books. In fact he specifically chose to not let people know he was King's son for a long time.
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Noam Chomsky posted:What would you say are the top five horror novels published within the last five years? A Head Full of Ghosts by Paul Tremblay Whom the Gods Would Destroy by Brian Hodge (technically a novella, but just an outstanding story) North American Lake Monsters by Nathan Ballingrud (collection) Lights Out by Nate Southard The Complex by Brian Keene These would be my top five with wide appeal - there have been other books I've enjoyed equally, but I think most everyone can find something to like in these.
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Talmonis posted:Anyone know of any cult related horror novels that were good? I'm looking to do some fictional research, as it's a subject that scares the hell out of me from the non-fiction I've read. Are you looking for something like a fictional account of a group like the Golden Dawn? Or just anything involving cults? Because for the latter, a pretty big chunk of cosmic horror involves cults trying to summon one unspeakable evil or another.
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