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Lesbian vampires? Cannibalism? Obviously. From queer rage to haunted forests, these 10 LGBTQ+ horror books are serving nightmares, monsters, and deliciously dark reads. Your spooky season TBR just got a little gayer.
qburgh.com10 Queer Horror Books to Add to Your TBR Pile This Spooky SeasonThroughout history, queer people have been depicted as the monsters lurking in the shadows, threatening "normal" society. From Carmilla to Dracula to Dorian Gray to Frankenstein's monster, representation of queer identity has often been hidden behind the monstrous. In the world of publishing, queer authors are rewriting the narrative with LGBTQ+ people fighting back against the forces of darkness. Here are just a few of my favorite horror books featuring LGBTQ+ characters, and largely written by LGBTQ+ authors.
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