👻 Horror · Germany
Best Horror Books from Germany
Horror is the literature of fear — not the cheap fear of a jump scare, but the sustained, atmospheric dread that a great horror novel can maintain for hundreds of pages, the uncanny sense that something is wrong with the world in ways that cannot be precisely named. Germany has produced some of the most internationally recognised works in horror, with titles that have appeared on major prize lists and critical surveys worldwide. This page ranks the best horror from Germany by editorial consensus.
#1
horror
Elektro Krause
Patricia Eckermann· 2021
Library Journal
Editorial Score30/100
#2
horror
Queridos Monstruos
Elsa Bornemann· 1991
Publishers Weekly
Editorial Score30/100
#3
horror
Fear itself
Stephen Hessel· 2010
Kirkus Reviews
Editorial Score30/100
#4
horror
Grey Shapes
Jack Mann· 2007
Kirkus Reviews
Editorial Score30/100
#5
horror
Lost in the Dark
Brad Weismann· 2021
Library Journal
Editorial Score25/100
#6
horror
Red Talons Tribebook (Werewolf - the Apocalypse Tribebook , No 7)
Ben Chessell· 1997
Publishers Weekly
Editorial Score25/100






