Recs if you like Welcome to Night Vale...

My favorite brand of Lovecraftian fiction is the kind that would have the man rolling in his grave.

Stories that follow the New Weird genre. Adventures that mix reality with fantasy, horror, science fiction, and literary fiction. Each a distinct and unique story to envelope your mind.

Books that adapt, continue, or spin-off narrative fiction podcasts (and one tiktok series)!

All the towns or cities in these books deserve a detour. Some probably even a quarantine. From bizarre creatures to cosmic weirdness to simmering malevolence to just plain human absurdity, these stories have it all. If you can’t keep driving, just remember, don’t drink the water

Angelic abominations that are more akin to eldritch beings and monsters than visionary beauties.

deep dark old woods -- weird small towns -- ancient gods -- horrors beyond comprehension -- A Welcome to Elderfield inspired list

Books written in second person

Books in the horror comedy subgenre!

If you're a podcast addict like myself, you know that a lot of hosts also write books! Recs are welcome and appreciated 🩷

for the weirdos and freaks

Gabs 2024 reads in her ranking video. Hope you'll find something you'll like!

Books that I think I could make a case for being influenced by one of the fears from The Magnus Archives

Listen my wife is obsessed and that makes me a secondhand expert. Mostly queer!!

Ultimate spookathon for October 😱 -suggestions welcome-

Ideas for the 'Road Trip' and 'Traipsing Through Regions' squares of the board :) and maybe at a push, the 'Biomes' square too!

Books are set in regions from around the world, countries around the world or states of the USA (outside of the heavily populated NYC/CA)

Good night, dear readers. Good night.

This consists of all the books in the WTNV Universe, as well as the other books by the creators.

The creepy, the scary, the comedy all in one place

Books to read on Halloween

Fantasy stories that have a beautiful feel to them ❤️

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