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No doubt. Stephen King tingles the most spines.
Some stuff sticks with you when you're a kid.
Remember those gruesome illustrations?
OK, so no one actually told me this title, but come on, "Night of the Living Dummy" was so creepy when I was a kid.
"IT" got the most votes. Scary clowns rub a lot of peeps the wrong way.
"I'm scared of us. I want to go home."
A text doesn't have to be as long as a novel to inspire fear or dread. Here are some shorts or masters of short fiction that will leave you scared.
Poe is the father of the modern detective story, and contributed greatly to gothic fiction, sci-fi, and horror.
I had quite a few suggestions here. I'll let the titles speak for themselves.
This is one no one mentioned but one I'm including because it really creeped me out in college, and it's my prezi, so there.
Lovecraft is an inspiration to all horror writers. His "Cthulu Mythos" is remarkable.
Here are some non-fiction suggestions I received.
Depending on your POV, the "Good Book" can be quite horrifying.
"A Child Called It" is about outrageous neglect and abuse.
A story about the treatment of "Sybil" a woman who suffered from dissociative identity disorder
The horror of viral outbreak
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