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  • Cover of Carrie
    CarrieNovel

    Stephen King · standalone novel · 1974

    About psychic powers and revenge, set in contemporary and north america.

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  • Cover of The Shining
    The ShiningSeries

    series · 5 books · 1977

    Dark and tense in tone, set in north america and contemporary.

    “Together the two form a horror duology spanning nearly forty years of real-world publication.”

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    Start with The Shining →

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  • Cover of The Haunting of Hill House
    The Haunting of Hill HouseNovel

    Shirley Jackson · standalone novel · 1959

    Gothic and ghost stories, eerie in tone, set in mid 20th century.

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  • Cover of Exorcist
    ExorcistSeries

    series · 6 books · 1971

    Dark in tone, about demons, set in north america and contemporary.

    “Other Exorcist books are tie-in and franchise material rather than further novels by Blatty himself.”

    from the catalogue
    Start with The Exorcist →

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  • Cover of Robert Bloch's Psycho Universe
    Robert Bloch's Psycho UniverseSeries

    series · 5 books · 1959

    Dark and tense in tone, about madness, set in north america.

    Start with Psycho →

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  • Cover of Conjure Wife
    Conjure WifeNovel

    Fritz Leiber · standalone novel · 1943

    About witches and gender and society, set in our world and mid 20th century.

    “Under the rational overlay of 20th-century civilization this sickly growth, uncultivated, unsuspected, still manages to propagate itself.”

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