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The 10 Scariest Novels

Selected by Brian Evenson for Publishers Weekly in 2019. "Short stories tend to be scarier than novels: their tightness of focus allows them to do away with pesky things like backstory and character development and elaborate setting and offer a blazing unity of effect. A novel's scare is more a creeping dread, a tension that builds slowly and inexorably and leaves you deeply unsettled even after the book is finished. For me, the most frightening books are not about scary clowns or demons or witchcraft, but those that show the awful things humans are capable of doing to one another."
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Dawn (Octavia Butler)
Dawn (Octavia Butler)
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The Auctioneer (Joan Samson)
The Auctioneer (Joan Samson)
3
Ill Will (Dan Chaon)
Ill Will (Dan Chaon)
4
We Eat Our Own (Kea Wilson)
We Eat Our Own (Kea Wilson)
5
Fever Dream (Samanta Schweblin)
Fever Dream (Samanta Schweblin)
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Dagon (Fred Chappell)
Dagon (Fred Chappell)
7
The Ballad of Ballard and Sandrine (Peter Straub)
The Ballad of Ballard and Sandrine (Peter Straub)
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Ubo (Steve Rasnic Tem)
Ubo (Steve Rasnic Tem)
9
The Laws of the Skies (Gregoire Courtois)
The Laws of the Skies (Gregoire Courtois)
10
Carrion Comfort (Dan Simmons)
Carrion Comfort (Dan Simmons)
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