Genre-bending literary horror, a winter monster, social horror, and more feature in these novels, which include books from big names Eric LaRocca and Clay McLeod Chapman.
Bestselling author Rachel Harrison was nominated for a Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in a First Novel for The Return. She is also the author of Black Sheep, Such Sharp Teeth, and Cackle. Her next novel, So Thirsty (Berkley), is forthcoming this September. She talks with LJ about vampires, centering women in stories, her appreciation for libraries and librarians, and the inspiration for her writing.
Vampires stake a renewed claim, women’s stories and translated novels expand the genre, and psychological horror challenges tropes.
Give in to terror with tales of fear, exploration, confrontation, and all manner of haunts that hide under the bed—and in the mind.
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