Horror
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The Trees confronts America’s history of racial violence through a darkly satirical lens, blending murder, history, and uncomfortable humour. While the novel raises powerful questions about reckoning and revenge, its strange structure and genre-blurring approach may leave readers unsettled — and unsure — by the final page.
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The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson is a slow-burning psychological horror that focuses less on ghosts and more on the fragility of the human mind. While the story promises supernatural terror, the real haunting lies within Eleanor — a lonely, uncertain woman whose desire for belonging mirrors the house’s dark allure. Jackson’s writing…