Recs if you like The Midwich Cuckoos...

Based on the list/book published in 2006, general editor Peter Boxall.

Overlooked, lesser known classics from all over the world and of many genres.

This list also exists as a book club on Fable under the same name.

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

you definitely don’t want to babysit the kids in these books!! these are some bad kids, some might even say evil kids, like they’re possessed by demons or something, think Damien from The Omen or the twins in Goodnight Mommy

as always, taking any and all suggestions!

Summertime Horrors and Southern Gothics🖤☀️ A collection of short and long fiction where terrible things happen in broad daylight. From summer slashers to botanical horror to aliens in the cornfield, this list is perfect for unique Horror thrill seekers, Summerween readers and fans of The X Files and The Skeleton Key! Please comment your recs!😊

Book Reccomendations based on my love for The X Files🖤 Mysteries, Thrillers and Horrors featuring detectives, bickering, small town conspiracies, urban legends, cults, aliens, slow-burn romance, and All Things Spooky, Scienc-y and Supernatural.

Bite-sized books you can read in a single sitting.

Books perfect for curling up on the couch while leaves fall down like rain.

Stephen King's "The Dark Tower" is one of my favorite series. It's heavily flawed, involves an incredible amount of Stephen King books that aren't labeled as "Dark Tower book", and it's soooooo many pages. (But I love it.) This list is made up of non-King books referenced in, or have parallel narratives/themes to. It's also just a great set of books.

Every book that has been adapted into a movie covered by the Blank Check podcast

Motherhood and pregnancy horror . Suggestions are welcomed

Creepy kids (Let me know any recs to add to this list!)

Books that were featured on an episode of Backlisted.

Birdsong, feathered friends, and tenuously related works. Both fiction, and non.