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An “I voted” sticker for Galveston County, with the American and Texas flags.
Lying Season, Karina Halle, Experiment in Terror. Cover art is black with faint art of an anchor and rope, with hands rising out of the darkness to grasp at the air as if drowning.
Harrow Lake by Kat Ellis. Subtitle: The last horror story she'll tell is her own. The cover art is a blurry and smudged black and white photo of a young woman standing in front of a lake, her face indistinct.
Preston & Child, The Book of the Dead, A Pendergast novel. The cover art is yellow with an Egyptian relic, likely a vase.
BEHIND HER EYES, a novel, Sarah Pinborough. Cover art is a black and white closeup of an eye looking to the side.
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Digital artwork of Omega from Star Wars: The Bad Batch as an adult, holding up her helmet in front of her. Her armor is black and red with white details, including her helmet's face plate being painted white somewhat resembling a skull. She has short curly blonde hair and is smirking. Above her is a banner that reads "Clone Force 99" and below her another that reads "Omega". The background is large pale pink roses.
Fanart of the characters Mel Medarda, Jayce Talis, and Viktor from Arcane. The three are shown shirtless from the shoulders up lying sideways with their heads laying on top of each other's. Viktor is on the bottom, partially submerged in a dark purple liquid, with Jayce in the middle, holding Viktor's head out of the liquid and pressing his own forehead to Viktor's face. His eyes are closed with a concerned expression while Viktor stares at the viewer, an unnatural pink eyeshine over his pupils. Mel is above Jayce, laying back on him with her face tilted up and he loose hair spilling over both men. She looks to the side, towards them, with concern. Behind her is a depiction of her painting from the show, with blocky red shapes over a grey sky and painted across with gold streaks.
A japanese woman jumping or floating while playing guitar. She has long black hair, large white-rimmed glasses, and is winking at the viewer. Her guitar is white with rose gold details and she's wearing yellow high tops with wing details, ripped black jeans, and a gray tee tied off at the waist with a speech bubble that reads "Sunny Beaches".
Tana French, In the Woods. Cover art is branches against a bright white sky, but disjointed; the image is three sections with different orientations
Leech by Hiron Ennes. A short stoppered bottle with dark tendrils coming out of the neck. Inside the bottle is the image of a dark manor with lights in the window.
Shirley Jackson, the Haunting of Hill House. Cover art is an image of a 2 story house viewed through the branches of a tree.
The Only Good Indians, a novel, Stephen Graham Jones. Cover art is part of a deer’s head, focused on the antlers. The background is black.
A black and white cat curled up on a couch, viewed from above. His back legs are extended up past his head.
The Library at Mount Char, Scott Hawkins. The cover art is a closeup of the pages of a book with a hole burned through them, revealing a nighttime scene of a house with the lights on, the sunset fading in the distance.
Tamsyn Muir, Gideon the Ninth. Cover art is a woman dressed in black with short red hair and aviator sunglasses. Her face is painted like a skull and she is wielding a sword and some kind of spiked gauntlet. Around her are the smashed remains of skeletons tossed about in the air.
The Freeze-Frame Revolution by Peter Watts. Blurb: “She believed in the mission with all her heart. But that was 60 million years ago.” The cover art is bisected at an angle, part solid red and part outer space. There is a blue dot on the divide with a solid line spiraling out from it; along that path are occasional yellow dots. The very end of the path, after eight revolutions around the blue dot, meanders once it hits the red, continuing as a dotted line and ending in an arrow.
Never Whistle At Night, an Indigenous Dark Fiction Anthology. Edited by Shane Hawk and Theodore C. Van Alst Jr. Colorful artwork against a black background of various plant and animal life like a snake, a frog, a rodent, and spooky elements, an eyeball; loose teeth; flowers with eyes; eyes hiding behind the grass.
Star Wars Alphabet Squadron by Alexander Freed. A Marvel & Del Rey Crossover Event. The cover is orange with a stylistic upside down 'V' design in a purple to pink gradient, and art of a character partially inside and outside of the 'V'. She is a young woman with short blond hair with shaved sides, wearing a military uniform and holding a helmet with the Rebellion symbol from Star Wars. She is colored in an orange to purple gradient. Below her image, center of the cover and within the triangular inside of the V, is the silhouette of an X-Wing starfighter with trails coming from the engines. Behind her in the background are the silhouettes of a group of other starfighters flying in formation: An A-Wing, B-Wing, Y-Wing, and U-Wing.
The Future, Naomi Alderman. The cover is red with simple geometric lineart of the head of a fox in gold, and interposed with it is the head of a rabbit in black, positioned so the two drawings share the shape of the eyes.
Book 3 of the Southern Reach Trilogy. Acceptance, a novel, Jeff VanderMeer. The cover art is detailed lineart of an owl in flight, clutching a mouse in its talon. The mouse has a tag with "SR" on it, the S and R separated by a lighthouse.
Ghost Story by Peter Straub, a campfire with a skull above it.
Horror Movie, a novel by Paul Tremblay. A VHS with cracked plastic against a black background.
Louise Penny, A Fatal Grace. A winter scene, snow by a lake with lights reflected on it.
Leech by Hiron Ennes. A short stoppered bottle with dark tendrils coming out of the neck. Inside the bottle is the image of a dark manor with lights in the window.
A Chief Inspector Gamache novel, Still Life by Louise Penny A vase with flowers sitting on a windowsill. The window is cracked.
What lies in the woods, a novel Kate Alice Marshall The cover art is just the title against a dark foresty background with cracks or spider webs running around the text.
a decorative header with the fic title, relationship, characters, and additional tags. walking talking ghosts a fallout 4 one shot relationship: Female Sole Survivor & Nick Valentine Characters: Female Sole Survivor, Nick Valentine, Piper Wright, Hawthorne (Fallout), John Hancock (Fallout), Skinny Malone Additional Tags: Canon-Typical Violence, Chance Meetings, References to Child Death, Nick and Sole have a slight history (but not like that), Canon Rewrite, One Shot, warning for brief senses of unreality
Preston & Child Dance of Death Cover art is of a tarot deck, the only visible card is Death, showing a dark skeletal figure in a white cloak.
The Dry A novel Jane Harper The cover art is yellow grass beneath a night sky
Preston & Child, Brimstone. The cover art is of an angel statue.
Preston & Child Still Life With Crows. The cover art features the silhouette of a crow at night sitting on a crude makeshift cross made from two sticks.
The Future, Naomi Alderman. The cover is white with simple geometric lineart of the head of a fox in gold, and interposed with it is the head of a rabbit in silver, positioned so the two drawings share the shape of the eyes.
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Preston & Child A Pendergast Novel The Cabinet of Curiosities The cover is red and simple with only the head of an old-fashioned key pictured.
Reliquary Douglas Preston Lincoln Child Cover art is a grey quadrupedal creature with a long lizard-like tail and monkey-like head standing on a crate, pictured underground.
Preston & Child the first novel in the Pendergast series RELIC Cover art is a long brick tunnel with a vague quadrupedal monster at the far end.
Knock knock open wide by Neil Sharpson. Cover art is a woman with long hair and horns, her image split to reveal a human woman with short hair and a nose piercing beneath. The bottom text reads “Look inside. It needs you.”
Cover of The Premonitions Bureau by Sam Knight, yellow with two overlapping circles and a clock in the overlapped space.
Cover of ONE PIECE novel LAW, featuring the character Trafalgar Law from the manga One Piece.
Disappearance at Devil’s Rock by Paul Tremblay Cover, Night sky with black tree branches stretching across
Episode Thirteen book cover. A window glowing orange with the silhouette of reaching hands from the upper right side.
Dead Sky Morning by Karina Halle
The Benson by Karina Halle cover
Red Fox by Karina Halle cover
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