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Barker, Clive
Cabal
The Thief of Always
It is a fable of sorts... kind of like The Sandman
meets The Wizard of Oz.
Very tragic at times, but full of wonder in others. No
one tells a story like Barker.
-The Lighthouse Keeper
A horror/fantasy written by Barker for children but highly
recommended for everyone.
The plot centers around a bored little boy who makes
a Faustian bargain with a strange
being who is not what he seems. The boy must find his
way out of a scary alternate
world to return to his home and family. -
Thessaly
Weaveworld
A young Englishman finds his destiny in a mysterious
carpet which contains the last
of the Seerkind - the fae - in its weave. More fantasy
than horror, and lovely.
-Thessaly
Brite, Poppy Z. (much-debated, love-her-or-hate-her)
Drawing Blood
Exquisite Corpse
Lost Souls
Wormwood
Collins, Nancy
Midnight Blue: The Sonya Blue Trilogy
Sunglasses After Dark
In The Blood
Paint It Black
A Dozen Black Roses (another Sonya book but not in the trilogy)
-----warning: the last is a World of Darkness tie-in
Ellison, Harlan
Deathbird Stories
King, Stephen
Insomnia
It
The Shining
The Stand
Koja, Kathe
Skin
Lee, Tanith
The Blood Opera trilogy
Dark Dance
Personal Darkness
Darkness, I
Heart-Beast
LeFanu, J. Sheridan
Carmilla (short story)
If you've read Dracula and haven't read this, you're
pretty damn stupid.
There's something to be said for 19th century lesbian
vampires.
-
Twilight
Ligotti, Thomas
The Nightmare Factory
McGrath, Patrick
Spider
Gratuitous "goth" book -- wonderful psychological
horror;
he's my favourite contemporary author. - XLoreleiX
Rice, Anne (another much-debated love-her-or-hate-her author)
Anything, or Nothing, depending on who you talk to.
The Vampire Chronicles seem to be the most popular:
Interview With The Vampire
The Vampire Lestat
Queen of the Damned
Tale of the Body Thief
Memnoch the Devil
Romkey, Michael
I, Vampire
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Last update: 27 March 1998.