On Your Radar: 2026 Women in Horror
Hello Friends!
Coming to drop another 10 horror books written by women that I can't wait to read this year (The Curse of Hester Gardens is a book club read!)
3/17 Mother Is Watching by Karma Brown, - an art conservator’s obsession with a mysterious painting spirals into a nightmarish descent, where the line between reality and the supernatural shatters, threatening both her sanity and her life
3/3 The Valley of Vengeful Ghosts by Kim Fu, -an eerie, spellbinding novel of grief and guilt, with a razor-sharp eye for the absurdity and melancholy of the internet age.
3/24 Wolf Worm by T Kingfisher, woman of science, 1800s, gothic, insects
3/31 The Curse of Hester Gardens by Tamika Thompson- public housing haunted house, gun violence
3/10 Cabaret in Flames by Hache Pueyo, novella, Interview with the Vampire meets Certain Dark Things in an alternate-Brazil where brutal flesh-hungering Guls stalk the night streets and manipulate the government from their glittering cabaret
3/3 When I Was Death by Alexis Henderson, YA girls doing Death's bidding
3/3 Turn Off The Light by Jacquie Waters, 2 women centuries apart, beach read haunted house
3/24 The Fortune Tellers of Rue Daru by Olesya Salnikova Gilmore, A fearless fortune teller in 1920s Paris must use her powers to divine who she can trust when an exiled Romanov princess and her brother come to her seeking answers about a decades-old mystery
3/10 Spoiled Milk by Avery Curran, gothic, boarding school, queer desire
3/17 Only Spell Deep by Ava Morgyn, Rebecca meet The Craft
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Jan 14
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