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I'll nominate two in the "dread" more than "fright" category: Dorothy B. Hughes' "In a Lonely Place," about a serial killer in LA and "Lolly Willows" by Sylvia Townsend Warner, about a resolutely single woman who becomes a witch.
Oops it’s “Lolly Willowes”
I nominate Benito Cereno for conjuring a sense of dread . . . But does that get ruled out with Poe and Frankenstein etc?
That's a great one!!
I'll nominate two in the "dread" more than "fright" category: Dorothy B. Hughes' "In a Lonely Place," about a serial killer in LA and "Lolly Willows" by Sylvia Townsend Warner, about a resolutely single woman who becomes a witch.
Oops it’s “Lolly Willowes”
I nominate Benito Cereno for conjuring a sense of dread . . . But does that get ruled out with Poe and Frankenstein etc?
That's a great one!!