21 Books for a Spooky Summerween

by Stephen Graham Jones

A weirdly satisfying and bloody reckoning with some of America’s most shameful history. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Xenobe Purvis

Purvis’ suspenseful and sure-footed debut breathes vivid life into its arresting concept. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Clarence A. Haynes

A smart, sexy story filled with ghosts, history, and resilience. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Silvia Moreno-Garcia

Suspenseful and terrifying; Moreno-Garcia hits it out of the park yet again. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Irene Solà ; translated by Mara Faye Lethem

A fabulous achievement, at once sweeping and sly, raunchy and richly compelling. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Michelle Wong

An impassioned story about rage, revenge, and how love can lay it to rest. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Stephen Graham Jones

An acquired taste that’s much like the rest of the author’s body of work: bloody, terrifying, triumphant. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Kate Pearsall

Sparkling and darkly atmospheric. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Lili Wilkinson

Moody, gripping dark academia steeped in magic. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Trang Thanh Tran

Overflowing with horrors—and with heart. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Gigi Griffis

Speculative, unsettling, and intensely emotional. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Madeleine Roux

A grim triumph. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Peyton June

A creepy and thrilling mystery that skillfully includes timely social commentary. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Liselle Sambury

A bold and bloody series opener. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf

by Ingvild Bjerkeland ; translated by Rosie Hedger

Dark and achingly upsetting; highly appealing for a great many horror readers, new and old. Full review >

get a copy

bookshelf