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"The stand Steven king" I can't stand Stephen king , hence the request to leave him out. Yes, I have read a few of his and the stand being one of them. | |||
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"I always liked James Herbert’s Rats trilogy. " I liked James Herbert , fluke, sepulchre and paparazzi are a few off my head. I always find them an easy read. | |||
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"M R James is good for some atmospheric Victorian style ghost tales, a few have been dramatised, the books are far better." Thanks I'll have a little look. | |||
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"Ramsey Campbell is well worth a look. I remember reading a lot of his stuff when I was younger. "Thanks another I'll check out. | |||
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"One rainy night Endless night - both by Richard Laymont " Just read reviews of these (R.Lamon) definitely going to look into some of his books. | |||
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"The spooky season is upon us, so what creepy, scary or haunting books would you recommend. PS.Nothing by Stephen king, nor Shelley or Stoker !! " What’s your particular flavour of horror? The weird stuff? The bloody? The psychological? A little bit cosy? | |||
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"The spooky season is upon us, so what creepy, scary or haunting books would you recommend. PS.Nothing by Stephen king, nor Shelley or Stoker !! What’s your particular flavour of horror? The weird stuff? The bloody? The psychological? A little bit cosy?" I've read loads, just after authors so I can have a quick review of their works. | |||
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"The spooky season is upon us, so what creepy, scary or haunting books would you recommend. PS.Nothing by Stephen king, nor Shelley or Stoker !! What’s your particular flavour of horror? The weird stuff? The bloody? The psychological? A little bit cosy? I've read loads, just after authors so I can have a quick review of their works. " I’d also rate Ramsey Campbell, especially his short stories. Laird Barron is a favourite, as is Robert Aickman. Catriona Ward writes a great scare. | |||
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"Thirteen Chairs by David Shelton Spinetingler … "This looks very good  | |||
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"The spooky season is upon us, so what creepy, scary or haunting books would you recommend. PS.Nothing by Stephen king, nor Shelley or Stoker !! What’s your particular flavour of horror? The weird stuff? The bloody? The psychological? A little bit cosy? I've read loads, just after authors so I can have a quick review of their works. I’d also rate Ramsey Campbell, especially his short stories. Laird Barron is a favourite, as is Robert Aickman. Catriona Ward writes a great scare." Thanks, I'll add those to my list of if authors. | |||
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"The Rats series by James Herbert... I have read it twice already, with a very long time in between and am looking to read it again once I have finished the books I am reading "I've read lots of Herbert's books, anyone wanting to try horror or the supernatural should start with his. | |||
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"The Rats series by James Herbert... I have read it twice already, with a very long time in between and am looking to read it again once I have finished the books I am reading "I've read lots of Herbert's books, anyone wanting to try horror or the supernatural should start with his. | |||
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"Blatty takes some beating " I've read the exorcist and the omen many moons ago. | |||
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"Only read Bram Stokers Dracula... Blummin classic" Love Bram … check out Dacre Stoker’s (great grand nephew of Bram) Dracul…. It’s a precursor to Brams Dracula - very good and very atmospheric | |||
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Dennis Wheatley, a few of his like The Devil Rides Out and The Satanist. Hammer Films often took his books and a made a decent film or two.
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"Check out C.William Giles... see what you think xx" The darkness of strangers looks good. Looks like a cheap read as well, so win win. Thanks | |||
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"Edgar Allen Poe - Tell Tale Heart George Orwell - 1984 (horror in a different sense) Brett Easton Ellis - American Psycho "I've read some of Poe's I've also read the other 2 Thank you | |||
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"I read a book about an entity called Enoch when I was a teenager, that I felt was quite scary. I've tried to find it since but no amount of Googling has helped me find it." Doesn't ring a bell, but it's the sort of book that would appeal to me. | |||
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"I read a book about an entity called Enoch when I was a teenager, that I felt was quite scary. I've tried to find it since but no amount of Googling has helped me find it." Is Enoch invisible and does he ride on the head of the protagonist and bite and claw his scalp to make him commit murders ? | |||
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"I read a book about an entity called Enoch when I was a teenager, that I felt was quite scary. I've tried to find it since but no amount of Googling has helped me find it. Is Enoch invisible and does he ride on the head of the protagonist and bite and claw his scalp to make him commit murders ?" Yes, I think that's it. At the end I think it/he travels to someone else. | |||
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"Check out C.William Giles... see what you think xx The darkness of strangers looks good. Looks like a cheap read as well, so win win. Thanks" You're welcome, he was a friend of mine... sadly passed away a few years ago 😢 | |||
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"I read a book about an entity called Enoch when I was a teenager, that I felt was quite scary. I've tried to find it since but no amount of Googling has helped me find it. Is Enoch invisible and does he ride on the head of the protagonist and bite and claw his scalp to make him commit murders ? Yes, I think that's it. At the end I think it/he travels to someone else." Message me Nana . | |||
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"I read a book about an entity called Enoch when I was a teenager, that I felt was quite scary. I've tried to find it since but no amount of Googling has helped me find it. Is Enoch invisible and does he ride on the head of the protagonist and bite and claw his scalp to make him commit murders ? Yes, I think that's it. At the end I think it/he travels to someone else." I just Googled Enoch horror book and it's come straight up. Google must have got better. I'm too scared to read it now 😂 | |||
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"I read a book about an entity called Enoch when I was a teenager, that I felt was quite scary. I've tried to find it since but no amount of Googling has helped me find it. Is Enoch invisible and does he ride on the head of the protagonist and bite and claw his scalp to make him commit murders ? Yes, I think that's it. At the end I think it/he travels to someone else. Message me Nana ." Done | |||
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"Only read Bram Stokers Dracula... Blummin classic Love Bram … check out Dacre Stoker’s (great grand nephew of Bram) Dracul…. It’s a precursor to Brams Dracula - very good and very atmospheric "Have just got it on Amazon audio books on free ttial | |||
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"Ghost story by peter straw " I've read KOKO by him but that was a few years ago. | |||
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"Try a google for " The Atlantic A Sea Story " , it'll take you to a well written article in The Atlantic about the truly awful sinking of the MS Estonia ship. I think it's the scariest thing I have ever read. " I'll look it up. | |||
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"The Morningstar strain trilogy , fantastic . By z.a.recht" Thanks, looks like I might be adding to my list. | |||
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"Try a google for " The Atlantic A Sea Story " , it'll take you to a well written article in The Atlantic about the truly awful sinking of the MS Estonia ship. I think it's the scariest thing I have ever read. " Thanks for this suggestion, a very traumatic tale, it felt like I was aboard the vessel. A very well written article. | |||
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"Sweet Heart by Peter James is good. Before he moved onto the Roy Grace series, that was his genre." I've read all of his Grace books , he's very good. | |||
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"Necroscope by Brian Lumley is a good read and there's a bunch of follow ups Psychic / vampire horror fantasy if you think that would be your thing " I'll have a look. Thanks | |||
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"The ring - Koji Suzuki The woman in black - Susan Hill Martyr - B. K. Evensong Battle Royal - Koushun Takami Short story - I Have No Mouth and I must scream by Harlan Ellison" I've read woman in black and I love Korean /Asian cinema , so I've seen battle royale and the Ring . I'll search the other one | |||
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"My go to stories for Spooky Season - The Woman in Black - Susan Hill Hell House - Richard Matheson Whilst M.R.James is considered the master of the ghost story and worthy finding a 'best of' his stories, I'd recommend E.F.Benson and his short stories. His short story, "In The Tower" is a proper chiller." Thanks for the recommendations | |||
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