Need Some New Horror Books.....?

[Dr.Poisonfreak]

I recently finished reading all of Darren Shan and am looking for some new horror under the same sort of style,i also have the zombie survival guide and world war Z, both of which i liked, so my question is this: can you lovely escapists recommend me some decent horror books?
thanks for your time

 

[Sneaky-Pie]

Anything by H.P Lovecraft.

 

[Kuchinawa212]

I think their is a Alien Invasion survival guide out now

 

[Dr.Poisonfreak]

I think their is a Alien Invasion survival guide out now

seriously? i might have a look on amazon later and check that out, i'm hoping it gives tips on avoiding anal probing

EDIT: w00t 300th post

 

[Kuchinawa212]

I think their is a Alien Invasion survival guide out now

seriously? i might have a look on amazon later and check that out, i'm hoping it gives tips on avoiding anal probing

EDIT: w00t 300th post

Yeah I think I saw at barns and nobles just a week ago. Hmm, and I remember there was a way to avoid being mind scrubbed.

 

[cleverlymadeup]

i'd say some Clive Barker books but he's not really the zombie type author

 

[Dr.Poisonfreak]

i'd say some Clive Barker books but he's not really the zombie type author

the type of horror itself doesn't really concern me, although i am a sucker for psychological horror

 

[cleverlymadeup]

i'd say some Clive Barker books but he's not really the zombie type author

the type of horror itself doesn't really concern me, although i am a sucker for psychological horror

then get some Clive Barker, he's freaking awesome author. one of those that could write anything and it would be good. he mostly does horror and/or fantasy.

 

[Koski]

If you liked the zombie survival guide and world war Z, I highly recommend 'The Rising' and it's sequel 'City of the Dead' by Brian Keene.

I mean, I can take a lot of gore, but these books almost made me lose my lunch. (in retrospect, I shouldn't have read while on a bus, but my point still stands)

As for some psychological horror, why not read 'The Long Walk' by Stephen King writing as Richard Bachman? It's one of my favourite books ever.

 

[Shadowfaze]

You should definatly read some lovecraft. one of my fave genres, he is probably the best

 

[Dr.Poisonfreak]

i'd say some Clive Barker books but he's not really the zombie type author

the type of horror itself doesn't really concern me, although i am a sucker for psychological horror

then get some Clive Barker, he's freaking awesome author. one of those that could write anything and it would be good. he mostly does horror and/or fantasy.

If you liked the zombie survival guide and world war Z, I highly recommend 'The Rising' and it's sequel 'City of the Dead' by Brian Keene.

I mean, I can take a lot of gore, but these books almost made me lose my lunch. (in retrospect, I shouldn't have read while on a bus, but my point still stands)

As for some psychological horror, why not read 'The Long Walk' by Stephen King writing as Richard Bachman? It's one of my favourite books ever.

cheers for the suggestions guys, i will see if my library has any clive barker, and i will also try to obtain the rising and city of the dead

Cleverlymadeup, do you have any particualar titles you would recommend ?

 

[DARKLARK]

The Bible? Pretty scary if you ask me