Harrowing Habits: And Other Queer Horrors
A collection of queer horror stories by C.C. Cope.
C.C. Cope delivers a unique blend of queer horror and sentimentality in this collection. The work features six short stories alongside a novella, focusing on sapphic characters and supernatural threats. Themes include transformation, secret lives within cloisters, deceptive gods, and forbidden romance. The author combines sharp talons with emotional depth, creating narratives that are both terrifying and tender. This volume offers a distinct perspective on queer fiction by integrating horror tropes with romantic tension. It stands as a specific contribution to the genre of queer gothic literature.
Published in 2026 by C.C. Cope, this work sits within the contemporary queer horror and gothic fiction traditions. It reflects a modern interest in sapphic narratives that embrace supernatural and terrifying elements alongside emotional depth.
📝 Description: Harrowing Habits: And Other Queer Horrors
💎 Our verdict on Harrowing Habits: And Other Queer Horrors
📖 Why choose it
Why this book is worth reading
Readers who appreciate the intersection of visceral fear and emotional depth will find this collection compelling. It offers a distinct perspective for those seeking sapphic narratives that do not shy away from dark or unsettling subject matter. The blend of sharp talons with sentimentality provides a unique experience, appealing to fans of gothic fiction who desire intimate relationship dynamics within a macabre framework. Those interested in supernatural themes and deceptive deities will engage with the complex emotional boundaries explored here. It is ideal for readers wanting horror that challenges conventional genre expectations through romantic tension.
⭐ Reader reviews
Reader rating
C.C. Cope delivers a unique blend of queer horror and sentimentality, creating narratives that are both terrifying and tender. The structure, featuring six short stories and a novella, allows for diverse pacing and intensity. The work excels in integrating horror tropes with romantic tension, offering a specific contribution to queer gothic literature. It suits readers seeking sapphic elements within a horror framework, particularly those who enjoy transformation themes and cloistered secrets. While it may not satisfy those preferring pure romance without horror, it stands as a strong entry for fans of dark fantasy and psychological suspense who value emotional complexity alongside supernatural threats.
📖 Read on the blog
✍️ More books by this author C C Cope
🏛 Books from this publisher C.C. Cope
You might also like
See more →Have a question about this item?
Ask about the edition, condition, delivery or anything else — we reply by email or phone, usually within a day.