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Halloween FOODFIC!

Happy Spooky Book Season, Hungry Readers!

Instead of just filling you up with the details of what I've devoured this delicious month, I've decided to give you a menu from which you can make your own selections.

I can't tell you what foods you will encounter in each title, but rest assured that in every one of these works of horror, someone is eating...or being eaten. ;)

Feel free to add any tasting notes below!   Shelley W.


TOP 10 HORROR BOOKS OF 2016*



 1.  Children of the Dark, Jonathan Janz


 2.  The Consultant, Bentley Little


 3.  The Doll-Master, Joyce Carol Oates


 4.  The Fireman, Joe Hill


 5.  The Gods of H.P. Lovecraft, Aaron J. French







 6.  Mr. Splitfoot, Samantha Hunt


 7.  My Best Friend's Exorcism, Grady Hendrix


 8.  Pressure, Brian Keene


 9.  Security, Gina Wolsdorf


10. We Eat Our Own, Kea Wilson





TOP 10 HORROR CLASSICS**



 1.  Haunting of Hill House, Shirley Jackson


 2.  Rosemary's Baby, Ira Levin


 3.  The Call of Cthulhu, H.P. Lovecraft


 4.  It, Stephen King


 5.  Horns, Joe Hill







 6.  Hell House, Richard Matheson


 7.  Ghost Story, Peter Straub


 8.  Frankenstein, Mary Shelley


 9.  Don't Look Now, Daphne Du Maurier


10. The Hellbound Heart, Clive Barker






 *Compiled by Booklist
**Complied by The Lineup

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