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Jasper Dodd's Handbook of Spirits and Manifestations by Nathan Ballingrud
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Jasper Dodd's Handbook of Spirits and Manifestations by Nathan Ballingrud
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The July Girls by Alison Littlewood
A Hinterlands Haunting by Richard Kadrey
The Surviving Child by Joyce Carol Oates
The Unwrapping by Terry Dowling
— Oct 21, 2025 10:43AM
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The July Girls by Alison Littlewood
A Hinterlands Haunting by Richard Kadrey
The Surviving Child by Joyce Carol Oates
The Unwrapping by Terry Dowling
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“The July Girls,” by Alison Littlewood- another excellent one about sisters, the hauntings we leave behind, and the fae people in Cornwall. Claustrophobic enough to make Poe proud.
— Aug 20, 2025 08:28PM
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“Whimper Beg,” by Lee Thomas- my favorite so far. Utterly bizarre, original and real. Loved the LGBTQ+ horror perspective, would read more of this author. Excellent atmosphere
— Aug 20, 2025 08:26PM
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“Linger Longer,” by Vincent J. Masterson- this was dreamlike, bizarre and unsettling. Very decent ghost horror in the woods/camping
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It occurs to me that I should take notes on these stories as I read them occasionally to remember what they were about and how I thought of them:
“Ice Cold Lemonade 25ȼ Haunted House Tour: 1 Per Person,” by Paul Tremblay- this was incredibly atmosphere, and eerie, in a way that genuinely felt like being a kid. The best thing I’ve read by Tremblay so far. Having not enjoyed one of his novels, I’d read more
— Aug 20, 2025 08:24PM
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“Ice Cold Lemonade 25ȼ Haunted House Tour: 1 Per Person,” by Paul Tremblay- this was incredibly atmosphere, and eerie, in a way that genuinely felt like being a kid. The best thing I’ve read by Tremblay so far. Having not enjoyed one of his novels, I’d read more









