Jacob Rollinson

@jacobrollinson.bsky.social

Author. He/him. Buy my book: https://linktr.ee/jacobrollinson

Hey! Look at all these gorgeous covers! These are the 36 books we talked about in my Horror Preview episode for 2026. Go to my bio link to find the episode and to get to my bookshop affiliate page for convenient preordering. 2026 is going to be great!

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Reposting because I got the date wrong - Jump Scares has posted its list of horror books for 2026. Obviously the most important title on the list is my book, THE TRUTH OF CARCOSA, out January 13, but there's a host of other exciting books on there too readjumpscares.com/2026-new-hor...

2026’s New Horror Books

All the new horror books coming in 2026, featuring all manner of hauntings, murderers, vampires, monsters, cults, ghosts, and all kinds of nebulous eldritch terrors.

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My little brother is directing a short horror film (that I wrote). I can confirm that the screenplay is EXCELLENT. Ever wanted your name in the credits of a movie? Now's your chance! Donate to the crowdfunder here: greenlit.com/project/room...

The Room in the Tower

A gothic tale of love, legacy, and possession set in 1920s England. Adapted from E.F. Benson’s short story, this film explores the inheritance of trauma and the terrifying persistence of the past.

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Without just posting my book deal post yet again, I want to respond in a little more depth to @timclare.bsky.social's insightful thread about The Repairer of Reputations. Back in 2020, when COVID was just hitting, I needed something to focus my attention on. This story, and this book, was that.

Tim Clare@timclare.bsky.social · last yr.

I've been thinking a lot about The King in Yellow, particularly the first story in the collection. In some ways it's not especially well written, but it's also one of my favourite horror/weird stories ever written. In summaries, people often leave out its weirdness; www.gutenberg.org/files/8492/8...