Recs if you like Authority...

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

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.

Existential Dread Galore. Horror so mind bending that will leave you ponder meaning of all things. Horrors from beyond time, reality & universe.

Corporate cruelty explored through Lovecraftian monsters. (Horror elements but not all books are strictly horror.)

I love a spooky lighthouse. Lighthouse-related horror, thriller and generally dark fiction. Especially good to read by a window during a storm.

Books with a rabbit on the cover, of course. Or a hare.

Books with shiny iridescent covers, because your shelf needs some sparkle. Sometimes also called "rainbow foil" or "holographic".

⚠️ You may need to check alternate covers since I can't set specific editions to display in the list (yet)!

If you know of an edition that has shiny bits that change colour in light, drop it in the comments!

Why did i even read these???? why do i still think of them.

I’m not from Florida but, for some reason, a lot of books I read take place there. Here’s a list for fans of Florida!

books that deal with the depths and complexities of the mind, across multiple genres. predominantly psychological thrillers/horror.

Books with rabbits on the cover (and hares for those who care to distinguish!) for my investigation as to what genre bunnies usually represent

I do note that 70% is horror, but I am biased in my reading so that doesn't mean anything yet.

Recommendations are welcome, just keep in mind I'm trying to avoid children and middle grade books and I'm very hesitant to include YA books- but please feel free to convince me.

when the dystopia becomes a parallel universe you wouldn't want to find yourself in

Getting kinda annoyed at how many people don't actually get the point of cosmic horror, it's never about an object of fear. It's the fear of somthing beyond understanding. Therefore tropes that are very common kinda become less impact full and its like yay another big squid. If anyone has anything new let me know

I asked dbd players what is a book they recommend and these are them...