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Horror books

Gothic castles and suburban houses, vampires and possessions, cosmic dread and quiet dread, from the novels that set the rules to this decade. 381 books so far, across 82 series, plus 235 titles with no series listed. This is page 6 of the shelf.

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Cover of Frankenstein by Mary Shelley

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Cover of The City of Mirrors by Justin CroninRating coming soon

The City of Mirrors

Justin Cronin · 2016

The twelve original creatures have been destroyed, along with most of the viral population they created, and the survivors on the continent are beginning to build something. Their relief lasts one generation. Two survivors go looking for the truth about what remains: one hunting the creature that started everything, the other sailing in search of the minefields that were supposed to keep the infection contained.

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What fits on this shelf

The horror shelf runs from the eighteenth and nineteenth-century gothic novels that invented the furniture - the castle, the diary, the thing that will not stay buried - through the twentieth-century paperbacks and film-era classics to books published this decade. Ghost stories and haunted houses sit beside vampire and possession novels, cosmic and weird fiction, folk horror, body horror and quiet psychological dread.

A book lands here when it is built to unsettle: a haunting, a monster, a curse, an appetite, or a wrongness the characters cannot name. Crime and horror overlap at the edges, and a thriller that stays on the crime side of the line sits on the mystery shelf instead. Cross-over titles that genuinely belong on both shelves reuse one page and are listed on each.

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