Skip to main content  Grotesque Books  So this is a spin off
thread of something posted in the movies section.  We had a
similar thread to this a long time ago called Disturbing
Books... Grotesque and Disturbing are slightly different though
IMO.  So I just finished reading Off Season by Jack Ketchum a
day or two ago. And this book is perfect for Grotesque. But the
thing is it's a great book. Everything in it is there to convey
an emotion. The book wouldn't be the same without it. I think
that the violence and gore is totally necessary in that book.
And it's better for it.  Another great book by him is The Girl
Next Door. The violence is so disturbing that I cringed at some
parts and had to force myself to finish. But the story relied on
these parts. Without them it wouldn't be the same.  I've heard a
lot of people mention The End of Alice by A.M. Homes. But I just
couldn't get into it. I made it maybe a few pages but it was
just too boring. I'm sure I'll give it another shot eventually.
So - what are some r