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Nick Cutter, author of The Troop<\/em> (reviewed here<\/a>) and, most recently, The Deep<\/em>, compiled a list for Booklist titled \u00a0“10 Horror Books You’ve Never Read”. It’s kind of a fun list because he left off some of the books that typically appear on “Best Of” lists, but it’s kinda hard for me to believe that the average horror reader isn’t familiar with the majority of them. \u00a0Cutter notes that his taste in horror is on the “visceral” side, and certainly a number of the authors on his list don’t stint on the gore and violence. Still, it’s an interesting list, and it’s easy to see that Cutter definitely is an enthusiastic fan of horror fiction. \u00a0Here’s a\u00a0 link <\/a>to the list.<\/p>\n So, what do you think? Is there anything you’d add?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Photo credit: Publisher’s Weekly\/Kevin Kelly Nick Cutter, author of The Troop (reviewed here) and, most recently, The Deep, compiled a list for Booklist titled \u00a0“10 Horror Books You’ve Never Read”. It’s kind of a fun list because he left off some of the books that typically appear on “Best Of” lists, but it’s kinda<\/p>\n