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Anonymous Sun Nov 20 03:49:41 2022 No.21279628 [Reply] [Original]

What is the scariest book of all time? (No stephen king shit)

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 20 03:51:10 2022 No.21279630 File: 327 KB, 1803x2034, 81Zglq6MTLL.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 20 03:52:24 2022 No.21279633 >>21279630 fpbp

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 20 03:54:02 2022 No.21279638 >>21279628 With movies and TV there's no more really scary books

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 20 04:14:17 2022 No.21279685 Call of the Crocodile

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 20 04:25:53 2022 No.21279717 File: 91 KB, 696x392, the-yellow-wall-paper-1.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>21279628 Read something like The Sixth Extinction and live in fear. Or get yourself into the mood for a spooky story of more pedestrian madness.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 20 04:42:24 2022 No.21279769 For me, Broken Harbor by Tana French. Books don't usually scare me but this did an amazing job.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 20 04:56:40 2022 No.21279832 >>21279717 the more ecological niches that appear the greater the genetic pressure for them to be filled

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 20 05:16:44 2022 No.21279907 Anyone here like the concept of scary books, but it just doesnt work? I need smth which has some evil which can lurk in the broad daylight but perceived only by knowing eyes when they know were to look.

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 20 05:18:17 2022 No.21279910 Call of the Crocodile

>>	Anonymous Sun Nov 20 05:31:55 2022 No.21279944 >>21279628 Call of F. Gardner