What are some good modern horror recommendations?
>>7875016
Anything from Joe Hill
>>7875475
He's Stephen King's son, isn't he?
Anyway, check out Thomas Ligotti, he writes a bit similar to Lovecraft, but less "monsters"
or Jack Ketchum if you want more brutality
>>7875482
Yup, he is. His stuff is much better than his pappy's current output.
M. R. James wrote some good old fashioned ghost stories. They have the unseen-horror aspect of Lovecraft but with curses and ghosts rather than Old Ones. I read the collection A Warning to Curious, some of them were really good although some of them were just weird.
m'diary tbqh
>>7875482
Songs Of A Dead Dreamer and Grimscribe are GOAT.
>>7875782
>modern
>>7875482
>a bit similar to Lovecraft, but less "monsters"
What does this involve exactly? Surreal stuff, narrator's descent into madness, just the general atmosphere? What Lovecraft story is most like a Ligotti?
