What are some good /x/ fiction novels?

>>18478059
Bible.

>>18478059
Is House of Leaves /x/? I've heard good things about it, but never read it.

>>18479007

Yeah, it's a common suggestion and definitely one I would consider /x/ appropriate. Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark is another that comes to mind.

>>18478059
Hex by Thomas Olde Heuvelt is a great recent novel that has some very /x/ themes. Fantastic premise.

Roadside Picnic
I think it's pretty much a meme by now but it puts perspective in perspective
Also if you're female or homosexual the main character is a hottie tbqh

>>18478059
Anything H.P. Lovecraft, amazing writer.

>>18480161
He was a pretty shit writer being honest. The people he copied from were a lot better.

>>18479007

Some people rave about this book, but I didn't really enjoy it. Hard to describe unless you've read it, but there is a lot going on you have to keep track of. For me it seemed hard to carry about any of the stories going on. It is pretty cool how it all weaves together, but it didn't work for me.

>>18479007
>>18480196

*care, not carry

The Elementals

>>18480211
awesome book, the first metro book is also pretty good

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>>18478062