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The Strand Magazine Ania Ahlborn tagged the ten scariest books of all time. One title on the list:
Rosemary’s Baby by Ira Levin: I can gush on and on about how masterfully Ira Levin can weave a sinister undercurrent into an otherwise mundane tale, but if you want to experience it for yourself, look no further than Rosemary’s Baby. Yes, there’s a movie, but the book is so much better. It’s a quick read that’ll leave you wondering why you haven’t read more of Levin’s work. I highly recommend it, as long as you aren’t pregnant.
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the other entries on the list.
Rosemary's Baby is among
Jeff Somers's "twenty-five books that might not necessarily be the best horror novels, but are certainly the scariest,"
Christopher Shultz's top ten literary chillers, and
Kat Rosenfield's top seven scary autumnal stories.
--Marshal Zeringue
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