The House on the Borderland by William Hope Hodgson REVIEW

a similar thing happens in house of leaves by mark danielski easily the scariest book i've ever read where the fact that the strange narrative you're reading about has been curated by someone who admits to well to the fact that this narrative kind of took their sanity away for a while that makes it all the more powerful

similarly stephen king's it is a wonderful fantastic novel capturing that feeling of that fear of unknown that takes all of you as a kid when you're confronted with the mysteries and the horror of the world both the actual world we live in and in the novel's case this supernatural occurrences

an oniric adventure through the dreamlands which is both awesome in its scope in what it wants to attend to attempt and well most of the time kind of very boring

i reread it recently and i thought i would share some of my thoughts and the reason why i think it's such a great novel even though it's kind of annoying and at times it's utterly and impossibly boring