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Books like “Slade House”

What to read after “Slade House” by David Mitchell: a list matched by tropes, mood and atmosphere. Under each book you will see what it has in common.

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  1. Cover of “The Woman in Black” by Susan Hill
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    The Woman in Black

    Susan Hill · 1983

    Similar atmosphere: “Creeping Dread”

  2. Cover of “The Spite House” by Johnny Compton
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    The Spite House

    Johnny Compton · 2023

    Similar atmosphere: “Creeping Dread”

  3. Cover of “Rivers of London” by Ben Aaronovitch
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    Rivers of London

    Ben Aaronovitch · 2011

    From the same world: “Ghost Story” and “Urban Fantasy”

  4. Cover of “The Little Stranger” by Sarah Waters
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    The Little Stranger

    Sarah Waters · 2009

    Similar atmosphere: “Creeping Dread”

  5. Cover of “The Haunting of Hill House” by Shirley Jackson
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    The Haunting of Hill House

    Shirley Jackson · 1959

    Similar atmosphere: “Creeping Dread”

  6. Cover of “Hell House” by Richard Matheson
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    Hell House

    Richard Matheson · 1971

    Similar atmosphere: “Creeping Dread”

  7. Cover of “Heart-Shaped Box” by Joe Hill
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    Heart-Shaped Box

    Joe Hill · 2007

    Similar atmosphere: “Creeping Dread”

  8. Cover of “The Silent Companions” by Laura Purcell
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    The Silent Companions

    Laura Purcell · 2017

    Similar atmosphere: “Creeping Dread”

  9. Cover of “Ghost Stories of an Antiquary” by M. R. James
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    Ghost Stories of an Antiquary

    M. R. James · 1904

    Similar atmosphere: “Creeping Dread”

  10. Cover of “The Graveyard Book” by Neil Gaiman
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    The Graveyard Book

    Neil Gaiman · 2008

    From the same world: “Ghost Story”

  11. Cover of “Ghost Story” by Peter Straub
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    Ghost Story

    Peter Straub · 1979

    Similar atmosphere: “Creeping Dread”

  12. Cover of “The Shining” by Stephen King
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    The Shining

    Stephen King · 1977

    Similar atmosphere: “Creeping Dread”