Horror Recommendations

>>8705959
Have you read the road?

>>8705959
>Stephen King
>"I like Hemingway's style"
Maybe r/books has what you're looking for, ya pleb

>>8705959
I can't think of any Hemmingway Horror, but I'll just try not to recommend anything Lovercraftian

Adam Nevill is really good a building up tension to nearly unbearable levels:
The Ritual
>innawoods scary
Last Days
>spoopy skelletons

Jeff Long's The Descent
>not really horror, but has some horrific stuff

Dan Simmon's The Terror
>northwest passage horror

also Naomi's Room is pretty fucking scary. Don't read any reviews because I feel like 90% of the reviews for this book contain a kind of vague spoiler.

>>8705959
BOOKS OF BLOOD by Clive Barker.

RING or DARK WATER by Koji Suzuki (if you are into Asian horror style).

Anything by Thomas Ligotti if you're feeling depressed and nihilistic.

File: Jack_Frost.png (14KB, 213x228px)

14KB, 213x228px

>>8705976
No, only saw the movie. McCarthy seems a bit heavyhanded for me at this point. I'm looking for a lighter read, a proper page turner that's written with precision.

>>8706180
Sounds interesting, will check out.

>>8706366
Read Books of Blood twice, they were fucking amazing.

Saw True Detective so I'm vaguely familiar with Ligotti, where do I start? To me he seems more of a philosopher/non fiction guy.

>>8706480
>Saw True Detective so I'm vaguely familiar with Ligotti, where do I start?

Get Teatro Grottesco, one of his later collections. If you dislike "flowery" prose, you should probably stay away from his earlier books like Grimscribe or Songs of a Dead Dreamer.

you should try Lovecraft

>>8705959
IT

Literally the only horror book i ever enjoyed