What is a genuinely good horror novel? I want to read something that will disturb and scare me. Top recommendations?

>>24566617 (OP)
Desperation, by King.
(using your OP image as inspiration for a rec)

>>24566617 (OP)
>type in the title
yikes king needs to hire better proofreaders it's spelled cemetary with a "c" but i guess they didn't have spell check back when that come out or whatever

>>24566617 (OP)
Not technically horror but I heard The Atrocity Exhibition is good.

>>24567977
Dude likes misspelled titles

>>24566617 (OP)
Not King lmao
Dude wants to be the next Lovecraft so bad.
>muh dark towerrrrrr

>>24566617 (OP)
I liked the shining by Stephen King. The garden scenes really spooked me.

>>24566617 (OP)
Ring and Spiral
literally horror novel turned into the world as will and representation at the end

>>24566617 (OP)
the exorcist is really good. umm. what else. red dragon and silence of the lambs. it's hard to be scared after a certain age.

Lately I've been enjoying horror short story collections much more than novels desu.

Recently finished The Lesser Dead.

Don't think it will scare you but it will very likely disturb you.
Very good book involving vampires. Actually horrifying.

>>24566617 (OP)

Can someone recommend me some horror written in the last 5-10 years that isn't polluted with wokeshit propaganda?
>>24566617 (OP)
I'll recommend Dracul.

>>24569574
The Hannibal lector books are really horror imo. Maybe it's just what you said, difficult to be scared after a while. Thinking about pet sematary still give me the chills though, read it in middle school

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