Join us each month as we dive into stories that don’t just haunt but downright terrify—from spine-chilling thrillers to ghastly ghost stories and everything dark in between. This isn’t for the easily disturbed or anyone looking for a light read. Expect gory discussions and grab a nightcap at the bar to keep the chills at bay.

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Every Fourth Thursday of the Month | 6pm | NO HORROR BOOKCLUB IN NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER

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Our Horror Bookclub Discord is an exclusive space for book club members to continue discussions beyond our in-person meetups. If you loved or hated the monthly pick, want to share additional reads, or just connect with fellow horror book lovers, this is your place!

House Rule: Don’t be a dick. We follow the same respectful and inclusive community guidelines as our in-store discussions.

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Upcoming Books

November, December, January

❄️ Heads up, horror readers! ❄️
Our November and December horror book club meetings fall on holidays this year.
So we’re doing something a little different...
📖 Take the long winter months to tackle the epic, mind-bending horror novel House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski.
It’s big, it’s weird, it’s unforgettable—and we’ll gather to unravel it together in January!
When House of Leaves first circulated in scattered photocopies, no one foresaw its cult legacy. Now fully realized in print—with colored words, vertical footnotes, and multiple appendices—the story remains as disorienting as ever. At its core: photojournalist Will Navidson, his companion Karen Green, and their children move into a home that grows impossibly larger on the inside. Hidden darkness, a hallway that defies physics, and grotesque echoes consume their family—and the manuscript’s editor, Johnny Truant. This is metafictional horror made labyrinthine.
📚 For fans of: Experimental horror, Ergodic literature, The eerie architecture of Annihilation or the mind‑melting surrealism of House of Leaves itself.
⚠️ Trigger warnings: Psychological dread, claustrophobia, disintegrating reality, missing children, unstable narrators, disorienting layout.
Goodreads rating: 4.09/5
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This book has interesting visual nuances. So, it must be read with your eyeballs.
**This book is a hella longer book, so it will be three months of bookclubs!!"**

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