>>24702117
Recently finished The Golem by Gustav Meyrink, currently reading The Atlas of Hell by Nathan Ballingrud. I have the two longest stories still to go, but so far North American Lake Monsters feels way better.
After this, I'm going to read The Best Tales of Hoffmann. (And I'm planning on reading The Devil's Elixirs as well at some point this year.)
As for recommendations, Stefan Grabinski's The Dark Domain, and Jean Ray's Malpertuis are both criminally underrated. Hanns Heinz Ewers' Alraune is also a great read that is almost completely unknown.

>>24702236
I read Let the Right One In, and I think it's pretty good. Easy to read, pretty fucking bleak at times, and there is way more in the book than in the Swedish film adaptation (haven't seen the American one). Hakan is absolutely terrifying in the novel.

>>24704940
Perfume is also one of my favourites, absolutely fantastic read.

>>24704964
Which ones, and what did you think of them?