Literary Horror


Monstrilio
Our Wives Under the Sea
The Fisherman
Tender Is the Flesh
Our Share of Night
The Only Good Indians (The Only Good Indians, #1)
House of Leaves
Natural Beauty
Fever Dream
Last Days
We Have Always Lived in the Castle
The Lamb
Earthlings
Bunny (Bunny, #1)
A Head Full of Ghosts

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Cassandra Khaw
“ Despite what had been visited on her body, she had looked more thoughtful than tortured, even melancholy. "Pitying," someone had told Mr. Carpenter who wished immediately he had not been told such; it unsettled him to think of a corpse despairing over the fortunes of the living. (98) ...more ”
― Cassandra Khaw, When Things Get Dark

Augusta Achard
“ It was clear that the city had none of the dignity of older capitals. It did not swagger like London, preen like Paris, or prize artistry like Vienna. Manchester was a brute. It pushed up its sleeves, and it smoked, and hammered, and grew. ”
― Augusta Achard

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