Recs if you like Thin Air: A Ghost Story...

Fiction stories about Haunted houses and other locations. Maybe it’s ghosts, maybe it’s cursed, maybe it’s ancient gods or creatures? All kinda of supernatural haunts and creatures attached to homes, objects, or locations.

includes contemporary fiction, scifi, horror, speculative fiction and nonfiction

horror books that take place in winter or where winter is a big plot point.

Horrors and thrillers set in winter (21st December to 20th March, but I will count earlier December as winter too to make things easier) or in a really cold place that reminds of wintertime.

The list will contain both more known books that you've probably already been recommended and some that I've seen have had less attention, at least over here. I have not read them all, but I want to complete this list myself too during the next Christmasses.

You go on a trip and get much more than you bargained for.. or would have liked. From actual holiday/adventure trips that escalated, to trying to do your job at a resort; this one is an all-inclusive package of GOOD LUCK TRYING TO GET OUT OF THIS ONE ALIVE. 🧚‍♂️

Antarctica, Patagonia, Alaska, Canada, upper Great Lakes, somewhere in the mountains, wintertime, etc. (fiction and nonfiction)

'Things are not where you left them. You can hear but cannot see critters crawling through the house. Is that a person watching you or just an illusion?' These books blur the line between hallucination, insanity, and the supernatural. Is the narrator really reliable or denying reality? Is there a monster stalking the group, or are they all suffering from exhaustion and lack of sleep? Is it a man or something worse?

List of fantasy, sci-fi and supernatural horror books and series where main character isn't involved in any romantic relationship during the course of the book or it is not prominent. No romantic subplots involving main point-of-view character(s).

books i have read or want to read that give me winter vibes.

Endlessly searching for another ghost story to beat my all-time favourite, 'Dark Matter' by Michelle Paver. Haven't found it yet...