#eric larocca

Trying something different this year and breaking up by genre, so if you’re looking for SFF/H, Crime Fiction, or Graphic Novels, just keep scrolling! (Yes, some of those distinctions are a little fuzzy. I did my best.) Romance will still be getting its own post, though, so do keep an eye out for that in the coming days! Literary/Upmarket Fiction Is This a Cry for Help? by Emily Austin (January…

1) The Outsider by Stephen King - made me paranoid as fuck at night, had to hide the dust jacket

2) Straight by @drchucktingle - I had fucked up nightmares about this book, I couldn’t look my cis straight roommates in the eyes for days

3) Everything the Darkness Eats by Eric LaRocca - I’m a queer with religious trauma, I had a full existential crisis after reading this

When you’re autistic about a movie or cartoon or video game you can replay moments you like in your head

Fuck are we supposed to do

“Man I love Fahrenheit 451 let me just-”

This life inside me is ours. No matter what you say. No matter what you think.

No one ask me how much I've spent on books this week, I don't wanna talk about it 😬

Does anyone have any good horror novel or author recs? I'm pretty under-read in the genre and would like to explore it more. The two authors that I know for certain I like are Brite and Eric LaRocca. Also Jeff Vandermeer, though mentally I think I slot him more in with SFF.

I didn't much like what I've tried so far of Stephen King (2 novels and one short story collection), T. Kingfisher (1 horror novel, one non-horror), and Stephen Graham Jones (1 novel), but Jones' writing style was interesting, so I'm open to trying another by him if there's a particularly loved novel by him.