Can someone recommend some /x/ related books to read?

>>16961662

the other anton lavey books

LaVey and all his followers are pitied for folly rather than condemned for evil as far as the Vatican is concerned. That's because say what you like about the Holy See, it employs literate people who've seen all the scams.
They know LaVey was just peddling Ayn Rand with some spoopy/metal add-ons.

House of Leaves

Gods bible

>>16961662
Necroscope - Brian Lumley (and the rest of the series)

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vampires evolved into stronger beings that sparkle in sunlight instead of burn and control our population through selective breeding

>>16961766
>the irony of this post

Hell House by Richard Matheson

>>16961766
LaVey was slyly parodying the Christian church by taking everything he observed in it and applying it to the diametric opposite of its ideology. A lot of what he preached and demonstrated were inversions of what Christians and those of other organized religions took for granted in their own doctrines. It's really hilarious when you think about it, lying somewhere between genius and stupid.

>>16961662
>8th grade
The He that is within me is greater than the he that is of this world.

The Dresden files by Jim Butcher. Great read, a lovable main character, a really neat magic system in that world, lots of sexy women...