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Japanese Spooky Folklore Starter Pack

by moontea
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The Book of Yokai, Expanded Second Edition: Mysterious Creatures of Japanese FolkloreTales of Moonlight and RainKwaidan: Stories and Studies of Strange ThingsJapanese Tales
The Book of Yokai, Expanded Second Edition: Mysterious Creatures of Japanese FolkloreTales of Moonlight and Rain

Japanese folklore

by StarryTeapot
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Bestiaries, myths, legends and tales

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The Night Parade of One Hundred Demons: A Field Guide to Japanese Yokai (Yokai, #1)The Fox's Wedding: A Compendium of Japanese Folklore (Yokai)The Book of the Hakutaku: A Bestiary of Japanese Monsters (Yokai, #3)The Hour of Meeting Evil Spirits: An Encyclopedia of Mononoke and Magic (Yokai, #2)
The Night Parade of One Hundred Demons: A Field Guide to Japanese Yokai (Yokai, #1)The Fox's Wedding: A Compendium of Japanese Folklore (Yokai)

Línea de Lectura: Horror Reads with Dad

by estefonzii
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My Dad and I’s book club: a curated set of terrifying reads for father-daughter discussions. From chilling hauntings to psychological thrillers, ghosts, gothic tales, and mind-bending mysteries, these books are perfect for sleepless nights and spine-tingling conversations. Expect suspense, gothic atmospheres, and stories that linger in your mind. Read with us, compare chills, and maybe even scream a little together—we’d love for you to join! 🖤🩷

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A Head Full of GhostsHidden PicturesKwaidan: Stories and Studies of Strange ThingsLa Novia Gitana (Elena Blanco, #1)
A Head Full of GhostsHidden Pictures

Gothic fiction according to H.P. Lovecraft

by dreamwalker
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(Almost) all books cited to be a part of the gothic genre, or having a part in creating the gothic genre (including the supernatural, romantic, and pre- & -post subgenres), in H.P Lovecraft's 28,000-word essay, “Supernatural Horror in Literature,” which is mostly based on Edith Birkhead's historical study, The Tale of Terror.

These novels, stories, plays, and poems are “fertile in the element of the weird.”

For those who might want to take a deep-dive into [part of] the genre's development.

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The Hill of DreamsKwaidan: Stories and Studies of Strange ThingsThe GolemThe Italian
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