Oh, Thanksgiving brings cookbooks, sure, and we’ll all revisit A Christmas Carol and How the Grinch Stole Christmas come December, but Halloween celebrates an entire genre of work. While we here at The Writer read horror all year long, we admit there’s something particularly special about cracking the spine of a chilling new novel as we near All Hallows’ Eve. Listed in chronological order, here are our picks for the classic horror books you should be reading (or re-reading) this fall. Complete Tales and Poems of Edgar Allan PoeWe’re kicking things off with the OG master of the macabre, Edgar Allan Poe. And, sure, gloomy talking ravens (non-talking birds in the house are unpleasant enough as it is).