Looking for Jake
China Miéville
2005 · 2006 edition
303 pages
The most popular weird fiction books
Weird fiction is for stories too strange to file anywhere else. It borrows from fantasy, horror and science fiction and obeys none of them: cities that should not exist, bodies that change, rules of reality that quietly give way. It suits readers who like being unsettled and surprised more than reassured.
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The Thing on the Doorstep (Fantasy and Horror Classics)
H. P. Lovecraft
1976 · 2011 edition
40 pages
Hammers on Bone
Cassandra Khaw
Published 2016
112 pages
The Imago Sequence and Other Stories
Laird Barron
2007 · 2009 edition
248 pages
The Hour Of The Dragon
Robert E. Howard
1974 · 2023 edition
184 pages
The Dream-Quest of Vellitt Boe
Kij Johnson
Published 2016
165 pages
The White People
Arthur Machen
1987 · 2018 edition
50 pages
Wounds
Nathan Ballingrud
Published 2019
278 pages
The Beautiful Thing That Awaits Us All
Laird Barron
2013 · 2014 edition
304 pages
Song for the Unraveling of the World
Brian Evenson, 布莱恩·埃文森
Published 2019
208 pages
The Haunter of the Dark
H. P. Lovecraft
1985 · 2023 edition
38 pages
Cthulhu 2000
1995 · 1999 edition
398 pages
Three Moments of an Explosion
China Miéville
Published 2015
382 pages
Finch (The Ambergris Trilogy, 3)
Jeff VanderMeer
2009 · 2022 edition
416 pages
The Horror at Red Hook
H. P. Lovecraft
1991 · 2025 edition
30 pages
Veniss Underground
Jeff VanderMeer
2003 · 2023 edition
336 pages
The Wide, Carnivorous Sky and Other Monstrous Geographies
John Langan
2013 · 2018 edition
476 pages
Occultation and Other Stories
Laird Barron
Published 2010
245 pages
Experimental Film
Gemma Files
2015 · 2021 edition
350 pages
Nyarlathotep
H. P. Lovecraft
1996 · 2025 edition
73 pages
The Mailman
Bentley Little
1991 · 2015 edition
444 pages
The Red Tree
Caitlin R. Kiernan
Published 2009
385 pages
The Collection
Bentley Little
2002 · 2017 edition
432 pages
The Lurking Fear and Other Stories
H. P. Lovecraft
1970 · 1975 edition
182 pages