Ghost stories, gothic classics, and stranger modern horror
What you’ll find here: this Horror category mixes classic gothic fiction, ghost stories, weird tales, and newer horror that leans literary, psychological, or supernatural. Stock may change, but the current titles clearly range from older writers like Bram Stoker, Mary Shelley, Edgar Allan Poe, Henry James, M. R. James, and H. P. Lovecraft to newer names such as Stephen King, Shirley Jackson, Neil Gaiman, T. Kingfisher, and Mariana Enriquez.
A lot of the shelf is classic horror: vampires, haunted houses, uncanny doubles, strange experiments, and Victorian or Edwardian ghost stories. There are also short story collections, which makes this category useful if you want horror in smaller pieces rather than one long novel.
You will also see some horror that crosses into dark fantasy, speculative fiction, manga, and graphic novels. That overlap matters here. If you want more secondary-world magic and less dread, try Fantasy. If you want colder futuristic ideas and less supernatural material, see Science Fiction.
The range is fairly broad rather than neatly pure. Some books sit on the border of horror and other genres, and stock may change over time.