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Serial killers are something I try not to think about. But after reading The Shards, I am making a list of some iconic serial killer books of the 80s, 90s and today, and discussing how serial killer fiction (and our serial killer obsessions) have changed over the decades. If you’ve ever read a serial killer book, I hope you will join the discussion and share your thoughts. Let’s discuss the Best Serial Killer Fiction Books of the 80s, 90s and 2000s.
Are you a fan of 80s fiction? 90s fiction? True crime? Coming of age stories? Narratives that blend fact and fiction? This book by a member of the 80s literary Brat Pack is very dark and yet somehow compelling. Here’s my review of The Shards by Bret Easton Ellis.
Have you watched The Sex Lives of College Girls on HBO? (No, it’s not as trashy as it sounds. At least in Season One, which reminded me a lot of the early days of Sex and the City.) In any case, if you love the show OR if you love books about college adventures and friendships, I have the perfect book list for you. Here are Books Like HBOs Sex Lives of College Girls.
Do you love (or love to hate) the Neflix streaming show Emily in Paris, about a young American marketing executive sent to work in the enchanting City of Light? I have a list of books that are like Emily in Paris, many with romance and fashion themes like the show. Check out this list of Books to Read if You Love Emily in Paris!
If you’re looking for a book that’s really different, this is the one for you. It’s an epistolary puzzle, a missing persons case; a story of family, friendship and redemption. Here’s my review of The Twyford Code by Janice Hallett.
Looking for books that capture the lavish, mysterious, slightly sinister world of White Lotus on HBO? If you loved the streaming show, I have a great book list for you! Here are some Books to Read Like HBOs White Lotus!
