Find your next SF/F read by mood

universe128 books1818

Horror.

“Light a candle against the November dark and consider what a single spark, rightly applied to dead matter, might wake.”
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Start with Frankenstein, or, The Modern Prometheus →

includes Frankenstein's Children, New Adventures of Frankenstein, The Quest of Frankenstein, Frankenstein (Lou Mougin), Jean-Claude Carrière's Frankenstein, Dean Koontz's Frankenstein, Robert J. Myers' Frankenstein, The Apprenticeship of Victor Frankenstein

The ShiningSeries

series5 books1977

Tense in tone, about psychic powers and addiction, set in north america.

“Together the two form a horror duology spanning nearly forty years of real-world publication.”
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Start with The Shining →

Rosemary ReillySeries

series2 books1967

completed

Tense in tone, about demons and parenthood, set in north america.

“Rosemary's Baby follows a young wife in a Gothic Manhattan apartment building who grows increasingly convinced that her elderly neighbors, and even her own husband, are part of a conspiracy surrounding her pregnancy.”
from the catalogue

Start with Rosemary's Baby →

DraculaUniverse

universe144 books1897

Horror.

“Around that single novel a whole crypt of continuations has grown, raised by many writers across a century.”
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Start with Dracula →

includes Dracula Sequence, The Return of Dracula, Dracula's Children, Dracula Adaptations, Theological College of St. Van Helsing

The Invisible ManSeries

series6 books1897

Science fiction, set in british isles and 19th century.

“The Invisible Man is H. G. Wells's 1897 science fiction novel about Griffin, a scientist who works out how to make living tissue invisible and tests the process on himself, only to discover he has no way to reverse it.”
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Start with Invisible in London →

Book of the ArtSeries

series3 books1989

Dark fantasy and fantasy.

“The Art was meant to be a trilogy about a hidden order guarding the boundary between our world and Quiddity, a dream-sea shared by all sleeping minds, but Clive Barker only completed two of its three volumes.”
from the catalogue

Start with The Great and Secret Show →

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