Reddit Recommendations

I'm a big fan of Reddit and the r/horrorlit subreddit in particular. That's where I go when I'm looking for real recommendations for good short stories, novellas, etc. Other fans of horror are always going to be a better source for what's good than critics who may or may not love the genre.

That said, when I find something on Reddit and I review it here, I'll be sure to link to the thread. You don't need an account to read posts on there.

Here's a small list of stories I learned about from r/horror that I'll likely talk about on here:

• A Short Stay in Hell by Steven L. Peck

• August Heat by W. F. Harvey

• The Oram County Whoosit by Steve Duffy

• Window by Bob Leman

• The Quiet Boy by Nick Antosca

• Father, Son, Holy Rabbit by Stephen Graham Jones

• The Stagnant Breath of Change by Brian Hodge

• Orange is for Anguish, Blue is for Insanity by David Morrell

• Northwest Passage by Barbara Roden

There's much more but I'll leave it there for now. It's always fun to read those threads and find new stories to read.