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2 authors picked What Feasts at Night as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

A witty and immersive dark fantasy, full of mystery and eerie atmosphere. Loved the marginalised and queer characters. A well-written gothic fantasy!

Last year I was in love with What Moves the Dead and this year What Feasts at Night was a must read and it did not disappoint. I love the way the author deals with the character of Easton in an effortlessly inclusive way. You don't need to have read the first book, but the characters are back and stuck in a new nightmare. I loved the gothic horror, slow simmering dread that we get from this book, it's short but it packs a punch. while the first book was a retelling of Poe this one is a take on…

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