Weird Fiction discussion

Nominations for February 2026 are now open. February is the shortest month of the year; we have but 28 days. Therefore, I will place the restriction that the nominee must be no more than 280 text pages long please. As always, feel free to nominate up to two weird fiction works we might all enjoy reading and discussing. It's okay to nominate 36 or even more works if you like, but only the first two valid ones will make it into the poll.

I nominate following:

- Charnel Glamour by Mark Samuels



- Occultation and Other Stories by Laird Barron

Thanks Romuald. Excellent choices! I'd be happy to read either one.

I guess our non-fiction group read has me thinking more classically. I nominate
1) Who Fears The Devil? by Manly Wade Wellman, and
2) The Dark World by Henry Kuttner.

I nominate someone who, based on the blurb, is described as "a leading figure in weird poetry". Yes, I nominate a collection of poetry, and it's called Dreams from a Black Nebula by Wade German!

I also nominate Mushroomhead by Stephen Toman :)