This will be the home of the Horror Book Club. We’ll likely organize a read every Summer and Halloween, with the occasional book in between if we’re interested.
I’ll organize this thread better later when I have more time, but for now I just wanted to give any horror-related discussion its own home.
The Book Club has read:
リング | L35 (learnnatively.com) by 鈴木 光司 (home thread)
Reserved for nominations and stuff 
@nikoru This could also be the place we discuss a possible quick English-language horror book reading, if you have any recommendations.
Heard this is supposed to be good, even though I have 0 idea what it’s about. 
Oh I’ve always wanted to read this too but never got around to it yet!
It’s on my to-read list! If I had any kind of free time, I’d start it right now, but alas…
I’ve read another book by this author, and I liked it, but it was more mystery than horror once again.
@omk3 Would you like me to list リング under this book club on the index of book clubs thread, or keep it in the informal catagory?
Yes, I think リング definitely belongs here, even if retroactively. Thanks for taking care of the organizational stuff
If anyone feels like a lighter difficulty horror I recommend 図書室の怪談 悪魔の本 (ポプラキミノベル み 1-1) | L26
When I look for Japanese horror recommendations online, I often come across books by 貴志祐介, most often this one:
(sorry for the Bookwalker links, none of these are on Natively)
I find the premise of these two also intriguing:
Nice, thank you for the thread!
To repeat the question in the リング bookclub:
Would somebody be interested in reading one in English or maybe even in the Japanese translation, to see whether the language is a factor?
I found a recommendations list for good horror books, and some of the abstracts sounded quite nice, so maybe I will explore that list a bit more.
And as I said in the other thread, I’m in
I’m more interested in reading something quickly in English, as I’m drowning in Japanese right now.
I don’t have much to recommend, but I recently read about this book and how it’s supposedly very scary:
(do these links also benefit Natively if we end up buying? 
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Yes, anything you buy on amazon, if you originate from natively, counts, as long as it’s an amazon country Brandon already has managed to get the affiliate programme running. 
