The year of being late. That's what I've dubbed 2026. I'm so sorry once again. Not only am I late, but my reading for this challenge has not been going great either. I hope it's going better for you.
Let's update, shall we?
- Winter - set in winter or snow on the cover or winter in the title
Freezing Point, Karen Dionne - Epistolary horror - found footage, told in letters and/or diaries
- Cult and/or ritual
Last Days, Adam Nevill (currently reading, will finish by end of October) - Haunted house - No One Gets Out Alive, Adam Nevill
- Full moon and/or woods on the cover
- Indigenous, Asian, or Latino author
- Pumpkins/Jack O' Lanterns on the cover
- Black author
- Book published in the 60's, 70's, or 80's
- Social justice horror
- Yule/Christmas holiday themed
- Whatever scares you the most
Marla, Jonathan Janz (creepy...creepy scares me the most. lol)
R
I - Interview with the Vampire, Anne Rice
G
H - Hell Bent, Leigh Bardugo
T - The October Country, Ray Bradbury (currently reading, will finish before Oct 31)
I guess I'm not doing as bad as I thought, but I'm still not sure if I will meet all the prompts by the end of the year. We shall see.
challenge page in the menu above.
I hope you're enjoying your horrific reading! Share your progress in the comments (update, links to posts/reviews, etc.)...

I hoping to fill all twelve book categories, though don't think I'll manage the extra challenge. Anyway, here's what I have so far.
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1. Soft and Others by F. Paul Wilson
• Epistolary horror - found footage, told in letters and/or diaries
1. Fires of Eden by Dan Simmons
• Cult and/or ritual
1. The Hungry Moon by Ramsey Campbell
2. Last Days by Adam Nevill
• Haunted house
1. The House Next Door by Anne Rivers Siddons
• Full moon and/or woods on the cover
1. Boy in the Box by Marc E. Fitch
• Indigenous, Asian, or Latino author
1. The Possession of Alba Díaz by Isabel Cañas
• Book published in the 60's, 70's, or 80's
1. Thinner by Richard Bachman
2. Black Wind by F. Paul Wilson
3. The Mirror by Marlys Millhiser
4. Baal by Robert McCammon
• Social justice horror
1. The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde
• Whatever scares you the most
1. The Warehouse by Rob Hart