HALLOWEEN SPOOK BOOKS

[Anonymous No.14049597]

WHAT ARE YOUR SPOOKIEST HALLOWEEN SHORT STORIES AND LITERATURE?

I'll start
>a Christmas Carol
It's Christmas-y, but also Halloweeny.

[Anonymous No.14049624]

typical schnittke. instead of something sincere and meaningful you have a gimmicky idea that's a bit edgy

[Anonymous No.14049761]

Has vampires
And
WEREWOLVES!!!!!!!!

[Anonymous No.14050851]

>>14049597
I thought the house of leaves was good. Parts were really scary. Especially the where he was dreaming/hallucinating about being sacrificed to Moloch.

[Anonymous No.14050871]

>>14049597
I don't see the part about calm in this. I see the loud part, and the fermata (which makes no sense. you die forever, you don't get to hold the rest as long as you'd like)

[Anonymous No.14051056]

That I've read recently, Livia Llewellyn and Nicole Cushing have some pretty good spooky stuff.

In general there's the usual suspects: Poe, Lovecraft, Barker, Campbell, Ligotti, etc

[Anonymous No.14051818]

Truly ghoulish

[Anonymous No.14051835]

>>14049624
Schnittke was the best composer of the second half of the 20th century.

Rautavaara and Part come close, but Schnittke's genius was too varied, and full of constrasting enchantments. I consider him similar to Ezra Pound in his capacity to be as modern as possible and yet absorb the full richness of tradition.

[JN !!vXXhA/qzhjm No.14052858]

Ray Bradbury

>>14050871
I got the impression that it means "for an indefinite length of time"

[Anonymous No.14052862]

>>14049597
Goosebumps series

[Anonymous No.14054138]

>>14051835
>Ezra Pound

yea, opinion discarded