Agnes, We’re Not Murderers! by Jessica Alexander
$22.95A dying young woman becomes obsessed with a mysterious bloodstained visitor whose arrival plunges a decaying manor into chaos in this experimental queer gothic vampire horror novel.
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Carrion Crow by Heather Parry
$17.95A haunting queer Victorian gothic that blends body horror, psychological suspense, and dark family secrets into an unforgettable tale of transformation, rage, and survival.
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Gore Poetics by Samir Sirk Morató
$16.99A visceral queer horror collection blending body horror, intimacy, and transgression, Gore Poetics delivers unsettling, atmospheric stories where desire and destruction collide. Paperback, April 14, 2026. ISBN: 9798999921222.
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Olyoke, Vincent Endwell
$18.99A surreal Appalachian horror where a town unravels under prophecy, plague, and something deeply strange. Haunting, weird, and impossible to shake.
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Phoning Faust by Sophie Mutiara Nova
$16.99After accidentally dialing the Devil instead of the suicide hotline, a lonely queer college student becomes trapped in a dangerous relationship with Mephistopheles in this modern queer retelling of Faust. Darkly funny, unsettling, and emotionally charged, Phoning Faust blends psychological horror, digital-age loneliness, and supernatural temptation into a haunting contemporary fantasy.
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RED X by David Demchuk
$19.95A landmark work of queer horror, RED X blends supernatural terror, memoir, and LGBTQ+ history into a haunting exploration of loss, memory, and the lives erased during the AIDS era.
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Sourwood, Logan Spurgeon
$29.99Two siblings return to their ancestral home for an inheritance—and uncover a decaying legacy that may consume them. A chilling gothic horror with teeth.
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Sweet Violence by April Jade
$15.99A student assistant becomes dangerously obsessed with a celebrated survivor-turned-professor whose carefully crafted public story may hide something sinister beneath the surface.
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The Language of Knives: Stories by Haralambi Markov
$17.95A mesmerizing collection of queer gothic horror stories where Slavic folklore, body horror, dark humor, and unforgettable monsters combine to explore identity, grief, transformation, and survival.
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The Red Sacrament by Sara Hinkley
$19.99Set in the glittering shadows of 1869 Paris, this lush gothic horror follows an ancient vampire coven whose carefully ordered existence begins to unravel as revolution, forbidden desire, and blood-soaked prophecy converge.