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Fall comes at you pretty fast. If you don’t stop and smell the pumpkin spice, you could miss it…
Autumn is usually seen as the perfect time for new horror releases. Whether that’s actually true or just an outdated marketing ploy is arguable; I read excellent horror year-round. Still, I’d rather be inundated with good books than gourd-infused lattes, or Cthulhu forgive, Christmas sales.
Here we have a grab bag of debut fiction, anxiety-inducing anthologies, and a love letter to horror that, actually, were you an enterprising and early bookworm, would make a pretty perfect gift for the horror fan on your list.
Editor’s note: this post was originally published on Tor.com
