You're listening to All the Backlist, a weekly show about books that are not new.

I'm Tears of Christ coming to you from Book Riot and I'm really excited because this

week I'm going to be diving into the stacks to talk about two great horror novels that

you might not have heard of. So if you're looking for something kind of eerie, kind of spooky

to read for this wonderful October season, I'm really excited to share these two books

with you. Kavia, they're both out of print. However, they are still pretty readily available

around the internet and if you want to do a little bit of digging, if they sound good,

these are two books that I personally think it's a little bit tragic that they've gone

out of print because I really enjoyed them and I've always made sure to hold onto copies

of them so I can revisit them over the years and so both are available as ebooks, one is

available as an audio book and then you can usually find used copies for a pretty reasonable

price online and always check your library, especially in our library loan because there

might be libraries that still have them on the shelf and you know, circulating library

books and keeping reading these things keeps them on the shelves. So before I get into that,

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