
Let’s start with something on the more accessible end of horror writing. Darcy Coates tends to write haunted house stories, and this one is a really good jumping off point for her work. Darcy Coates is sometimes described as a ‘cosy horror writer’ and that doesn’t mean that there are no scares and it is…

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This is a novel in a genre that’s sort of horror, sort of thriller, sort of literary fiction. I’d say that it was modern gothic – not gothic in the sense of floating nighties and barons twirling moustaches whilst doing the heroine wrong, but in the sort of writing where the horror comes from the…
This is a horror novel set in a small Chesapeake town on a river where there’s a fishing and crab-catching community. We follow Madi Price, a woman whose life is not really working out. She’s doing fortune telling readings for cash (which are mostly cold-readings) and her teenage daughter has rekindled a relationship with her…
This is a novel that I’d recommend to everyone – in fact, I’ll be surprised if I don’t just rave about it face to face any time I can crowbar it into a conversation. It should be a massive crossover novel, and is one of the best things I’ve ever read. It is set in…
This is a horror novel about a female psychopath – Maeve is a young woman working in LA as a Disney Princess. She spends her evenings drinking in dive bars and entrapping soccer moms online to expose their racism. Maeve has a considerable darkness within her and is struggling to handle it. Her only real…
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