East Asian Horror

Grudges that outlast death. Wronged women, hungry ghosts, the unbearable persistence of the wronged. Horror shaped by different mythologies and a different relationship with the dead.

On the Horror & the Uncanny shelf.

Books shelved as East Asian Horror

• The Full Moon Coffee Shop — Mai Mochizuki
• Sputnik Sweetheart — Haruki Murakami
• The Phone Booth at the Edge of the World — Laura Imai Messina
• Girls in the Dark — Andry Setiawan
• The Spirit Drum — Kyusaku Yumeno
• Her Little Reapers — Marjorie M. Liu / Sana Takeda
• The Graveyard Apartment — Mariko Koike
• Strange Buildings — Uketsu
• Audition — Ryū Murakami
• One Piece, Volume 3: Don't Get Fooled Again — Eiichiro Oda
• Love Hina, Vol. 05 — Ken Akamatsu
• In the Miso Soup — Ryu Murakami
• One Piece, Volume 7: The Crap-Geezer — Eiichiro Oda
• One Piece, Volume 1: Romance Dawn — Eiichiro Oda
• The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle — Haruki Murakami
• Kafka on the Shore — Haruki Murakami
• Historias de fantasmas de Japón — Lafcadio Hearn
• Goth — Andrew Cunningham
• One Piece, Volume 8: I Won't Die — Eiichiro Oda
• The Pillow Book — Sei Shōnagon
• Strange Pictures — Uketsu
• A Thousand Steps into Night — Traci Chee
• Japanese Gothic — Kylie Lee Baker
• Revenge: Eleven Dark Tales — Stephen Snyder

Related genres

• Horror
• Paranormal
• Vampires
• Witches
• Body Horror & Transgressive
• Folk Horror
• Demons & Monsters
• Haunted Houses
• Werewolves
• Zombies
• Cosmic Horror
• Weird Fiction
• Indigenous Horror
• Slasher
• Techno-Horror
• Scandinavian Horror

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