Nothing better than a serial killer story, which I adore, coupled with something that might be creepy on a different level. Roaches. Bugs and pests of all kinds can be creepy and to see a bug or snake unexpectedly can jar in real life.
Today I want to talk about a critique I see all the time in the horror community. You see it in reviews, Reddit threads, BookTube comments—people asking for recommendations that will finally, actually, really scare them, like there’s one perfect book out there that’ll do the trick.
14 books caught my eye from authors both new and well-loved. Some are form the HWA and some are new to me too! There is a little something for everyone – even romance and space travel – one thing is sure, they are all spooky, ghostly, deadly and dark…
DId the master of modern horror Robert Bloch write for the Devil? What do Brian Keene and H.P. Lovecraft have in common? What is reekly wead anyway? These questions hardly answered and more, this week at Typical Books of Terror.
A theme of rebirth and renewal – in the most extreme and violent ways – becomes apparent. Then the blue sky is dark, the music is replaced by screams, and flames replace flowers.
I had to give a more robust review of At Dark, I Become Loathsome as I was very taken with this book. Did you like it? Have you read it?