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Indie horror books you should check out.#books #booktube #bookrecommendations Where to Buy Books in this Episode:Tales of Horror and Madness, Colin Martinhtt

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Indie horror suggestions for horror book fans. Edited with Gling AI: https://bit.ly/46bGeYv#books #bookrecommendations 🎃Submit your book here for a feature

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5 horror books from indie authors. #books #booktube #bookvideo 🕯Authors: Submit your Indie Horror book here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeoWar

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The Nightmare Girl - Jonathan Janz. Jonathan Janz's 2015 horror book, The Nightmare Girl, is the blend between The Wicker Man and Annabelle we never knew we needed. With cults, creepy children, and plenty of bloody mayhem, it is the perfect indie horror read for any reader looking for a suspenseful build-up that leads to an all-out gory finale.

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A coming-of-age story in the vein of The Goonies and Stand By Me, The Cursed Among Us is equally heartfelt and terrifying. Mixing the classic 80s/90s storytelling with black magic, serial killers, curses, and puberty, John Durgin takes us on an unexpected exploration of friendship and dread.

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I do love browsing the horror sections in used book stores (Half Price Books usually has a good selection), but a lot of the indie used book stores where I live have gone out of business recently, which sucks, because there's nothing like snatching up a vintage horror paperback with kickass cover art for $3.

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By Colin Hinckley. In Colin Hinckley's debut new weird folk horror novella, Eddie's infant brother has gone missing. Yet as his parents argue over Danny, Eddie is left to face something terrible all alone. A strange figure is waiting for Eddie outside—a figure that promises little Danny is perfectly safe.

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1. Death's Head Press. Friends, Jarod Barbee and Patrick C. Harrington III are publishing sick horror fiction with an emphasis on splatterpunk, bizarro, dark-erotica and so much that can't be squished into genre labels. What I love: When I think of the books and authors available from Death's Head, I think of the smashing covers (Good example

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1 of 5 stars 2 of 5 stars 3 of 5 stars 4 of 5 stars 5 of 5 stars 28 books · 8 voters · list created December 18th, 2021 by Jason Nickey (votes) . Tags: indie-horror-splatterpunk

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Indie Horror Book Haul. I follow quite a few horror bookstagrammers and bloggers, and if you are looking for small press and indie horror titles, Instagram in particular is a great place to hang out. Over the past few months, I've been tempted by some of the horror community's recommendations, and I've purchased five books that sound

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The podcast is freely available, and Soren's voice has a way of drawing you in. He also have the stories written in a book also called Knifepoint Horror, which I believe is available through Amazon. Some of his latest stories are only available as audio. If you want a good taste for his style, you can find his work here.

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Here are four October indie and small press releases you won't want to miss. ... I Died Too, But They Haven't Buried Me Yet. By Ross Jeffery. Henry's daughter was only 14 years old when she disappeared. Ever since that fateful day, Henry has buried memories and mementos of her, hoping to lay to rest not only his all-consuming grief, but the

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In this episode I share with you eight books written by independent horror authors.#books #booktube #reading ☕️ 💙Support these Indie authors by picking up a

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Sentinel by Drew Starling (and its sequel, Nothus ) Crevasse by Clay Vermulm CW: One of the characters comes across three animals in a forest that have been hideously slaughtered. Neverest by T.L. Bodine. T he House of Long Shadows and The Afterlife Investigations (3 book series) by Ambrose Ibsen. 3. Reply.

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Nor Indie. *sigh* Dear people, when you vote books on lists, try to remember to keep it "on topic" to say. If you are not sure it fits the criteria, DON'T VOTE FOR IT!!! It doesn't matter if you find the book horrifying, it doesn't matter if you don't know - or care - if it's indie or not, it doesn't even matter if you don't know what indie is.

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8. The Lottery by Shirley Jackson. If you're looking for a disturbing scare in 10 minutes or less, then Shirley Jackson's short story "The Lottery" is for you. When it was first published

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Invisible Chains by Michelle Renee Lane. Let's Play White by Chesya Burke. Lucid Screams by Red Lagoe. The Malan Witch by Catherine Cavendish. The Occultists by Polly Schattel. The Prisoners of Stewartville by Shannon Felton. The Ruin of Delicate Things by Beverley Lee. The Rust Maidens by Gwendolyn Kiste.

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As the boys just discussed at length (Episode 154), 2018 brought us a bumper crop of fantastic mainstream and independent horror films.However, while everyone is busy fawning over movies like The Endless, Revenge, and A Quiet Place (deservedly so), there are a ton of great films flying under the radar so far this year. So check out this list for ten great VOD releases that you can watch right

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6. The Legend of the Psychotic Forest Ranger. campy, generic throwback to 80's horror. Four teenagers get stranded in the woods of Cape Breton Island when their car runs out of gas, and a crazed killer begins targeting them.

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For spooky woods and some lore and creature feature, go with The Accursed Huntsman by Douglass Hoover. It's a bit more mystery and Michael Crichton-y than horror (but plenty of horror). But if you want more horror, The North Woods by Douglass Hoover is spooky woods with a creeeeepy creature feature. Hoover's a self-published author but the

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Top 5 indie published books you haven't read but should - New Orleans Books . examiner.com Open. ... which definitely needed the help, and to my ego, which probably didn't. Reply reply More replies. ... I read indie fantasy almost exclusively and I haven't seen or heard of any of these books. Although I would highly recommend Blood Song by

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Signalis is a melancholic indie entry that focuses heavily on oldschool survival horror mechanics (think Silent Hill 1, Resident evil 1-2). The game story is up for interpretation, but in a way that was very intentional.