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A writer goes home to Jerusalem's Lot and finds the neighbours have started keeping very strange hours.
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Horror on the page: what each book is, who wrote it and how scary it gets.
A writer goes home to Jerusalem's Lot and finds the neighbours have started keeping very strange hours.
A young solicitor's business trip abroad turns into something he never signed up for.
A scientist stitches together a new kind of life, then can't face what he's made.
Anne Rice’s debut novel lets a vampire tell his life story to a reporter, with plenty of room for unease.
A London solicitor investigates his old friend, a respectable doctor, and the violent man who holds an unsettling grip over him.
A drunken man turns on the pet cat he once loved, with terrible consequences.
A haunted castle, medieval atmosphere and a feeling that the walls know something you do not.
Clive Barker's 1985 debut novel, a horror story about a deal that costs far more than anyone realises.
A Gothic horror novel about a mysterious presence haunting the Paris Opera House.
A Russian novella about a man drawn in by the promise of a card game secret that could make him rich.
Stephen King's breakthrough horror novel, shaped by his own hotel stay and his fight with drink at the time.
A calm, precise confession from a narrator killing an old man over nothing but the look of his eye.
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