Recs if you like The Call of Cthulhu...

on average people read 40-60 pages an hour, so this is a continuously updated collection of books with 60 pages or less & a couple short story collections

Tier 1 from the disturbing novels iceberg. Iceberg was created in response to the disturbing movie iceberg. These are the 'beginner' books with difficult themes and some gore.

A collection of books that impacted the future of their own genre. ✨️please make recommendations✨️ (Picking emojis for this was hard)

Books which have video game adaptations or are cited as heavy inspirations for them. I love both books & games as mediums & feel there is more connection between them than oft credited. Obviously, creatives are influenced by innumerable things, but it's awesome when developers, etc. share their inspirations. Please say if there are others you know of!

A mix of older classic weird fic and more modern strange stories. Please give me suggestions!!

Books and authors that inspired the characters and their powers in Bungo Stray Dogs. [not complete*]

*missing Hirotsu R.'s Falling Camellia, Sakaguchi A.'s Betrayal (for Murakoso Yachiyo) and Blizzard Story (for Aoki Takuichi), Edogawa R.'s Monster's Trick (for Minoura and Sugimoto) and Shadow-Man (for Yamagiwa), Mushitaro O.'s Perfect Crime, Fukuchi O.'s The Mirror Lion, A Spring Diversion, Teruko O.'s Gasp of the Soul, Saigiku J.'s Priceless Tears, Shibusawa T.'s Draconia

Books for fans of the TV show From

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)

Some monsters are so large they do not live in the sea; they ARE the sea. These are the ancient deities of the trench, the guardians of the underwater ruins, and the serpents that encircle the world. When they roll over in their sleep, the tsunamis follow. They are the law of the salt and the lords of the foam. We call them... the Tide-Lords

Guillermo del Toro is a mastermind in gothic art by using dark fantasy to explore religion and power. Here is a list of books I would LOVE to see come to life through the eyes of del Toro. What would you add?

every bsd ability i could find (39), plus some origins of character names (8). includes light novel chrs.

These are all fall classics. Books that have stood the test of time and deserve to be read this fall season.

The wettest horror in town — watery graves, haunted dams, spooky shipwrecks, black oceans that exist beyond the limits of man — this list has got it all.

There are things that do not just walk upon the world—they consume it. These are the giants that the stars puked out, the ones forged in the furnace of ancient suns or birthed from the black voids of the deep. They are not 'big' in the way a mountain is big; they are 'big' in the way an apocalypse is big. To look upon them is to realize our own insignificance. They are the gears of the universe, the shadows on the moon, and the architects of our extinction. We call them ... The Colossi.

Your favourite nerd game show… my favourite nerd game show… all the books mentioned throughout the seasons of Dropout TV’s Um… Actually!

I’m adding as I’m watching so let me know what books I miss :)

For the Fae and Flame Society book club, often our summer '26 book bingo includes a square for 'Author with your Zodiac,' and I am a leo, so thats all i am looking for. Here is a list of books as such!

A list of the first published works in series which won the Hugo Award for Best Series. A series must have at least three published works of at least 240,000 words, with at least one work published in English in the previous calendar year.

This list also includes winners of the All-Time Series award and Retro-Hugo for Best Series award.

The win for the Children of Time series has been disavowed by the author, Adrian Tchaikovsky, due to the balloting controversies surrounding the 2023 Hugo awards.