This month’s best new horror

Don't miss the best new horror from the past month, hand-picked by our editors!

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	FEATURED IN: Kafkaesque short stories from a modern master of literary horror WHY IT'S READWORTHY: Highly anticipated by Time, NPR, Literary Hub, and more "[Enriquez] is the most exciting discovery I've made in fiction for some time" (Kazuo Ishiguro) An eerie and surrealist anthology set in the author's native Argentina FEATURED IN: Get on Amazon or Learn more... FEATURED IN: A new chiller from the author of Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead WHY IT'S READWORTHY: Unnerving happenings disturb the residents of a remote mountain health resort in 1913 A gothic, satirical take on Thomas Mann's classic The Magic Mountain "Reckons with some of the major intellectual questions of the 20th century while simultaneously spinning a mysterious — and spooky — web of intrigue" (Kirkus Reviews) FEATURED IN: Get on Amazon or Learn more... FEATURED IN: 'As fun and riveting as the cult classic Jennifer's Body' (The Washington Post) WHY IT'S READWORTHY: No girls weekend is complete without a spontaneous and terrifying transformation into the undead From the New York Times bestselling author of Black Sheep and Cackle Smart and feminist vampire horror featuring a best friendship to die for FEATURED IN: Get on Amazon or Learn more... FEATURED IN: A family watches over the cranberry bog — and the bog provides a mother to watch over them WHY IT'S READWORTHY: After generations of ritual sacrifice and ancient pacts, what happens when the cycle breaks? "A creeping, Appalachian folktale, an astute allegory for a decaying America, and a haunting, brilliant novel" (Paul Tremblay) Eco-horror with sibling tensions, psychological dread, and dark secrets FEATURED IN: Get on Amazon or Learn more... FEATURED IN: 'A Twilight Zone–style spine-tingler that's almost impossible to put down' (Booklist starred review) WHY IT'S READWORTHY: One teen's pawnshop purchase results in a neighborhood free of fear — but sometimes fear is a necessary inhibitor… Features powerful commentary on race and class in America "Filled with chilling haunts and horrors… A brilliant concept, deftly executed" (Neal Shusterman, author of Scythe) FEATURED IN: Get on Amazon or Learn more... FEATURED IN: The classic haunted house tale gets a technological upgrade WHY IT'S READWORTHY: "If you don't fear rapidly evolving AI technology yet, read this one. Come for the creepily smart robot, stay for the expertly executed horror trope — and one heck of a twist" (People) For fans of Black Mirror and I, Robot One of Parade's Best Horror Books of 2024 FEATURED IN: Get on Amazon or Learn more... FEATURED IN: Stranger Things meets Stand by Me as middle school paperboys take the thrill-ride of a lifetime WHY IT'S READWORTHY: "A dark fairy tale with blood in its teeth, a vintage Iron Maiden T-shirt on its hairy back, and a big, beating heart" (Grady Hendrix) Experience an entire bizarre and terrifying saga packed into one fateful night in 1980s Milwaukee The perfect swirl of monsters and nostalgia FEATURED IN: Get on Amazon or Learn more... FEATURED IN: Flora needs help with her newborn — and her estranged mother shows up at just the right time… WHY IT'S READWORTHY: "A corrosive cocktail of domestic dread and parental paranoia, Dearest will turn your stomach and scare you senseless" (New York Times bestselling author Daniel Kraus) Featuring an unreliable narrator and a frightening take on the terrors of new motherhood FEATURED IN: Get on Amazon or Learn more... FEATURED IN: 'Exciting, suspenseful, horrifying, and written at a flurry-of-punches pace' (Stephen King) WHY IT'S READWORTHY: Disparate characters fight to survive in a compulsively readable vision of postapocalyptic America From a Shirley Jackson Award–winning author The hotly anticipated conclusion to last year's breakout hit Fever House FEATURED IN: Get on Amazon or Learn more... FEATURED IN: Reads like House of Leaves by way of the subway system WHY IT'S READWORTHY: "A stellar option for fans of liminal-space horror" (Booklist) A claustrophobic, underground labyrinth setting Recommended by Paul Tremblay, Josh Malerman, Gretchen Felker-Martin, and more! FEATURED IN: Get on Amazon or Learn more...
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