The Demonologist by Gerald Brittle (1980)
Gerald Brittle’s The Demonologist: The Extraordinary Career of Ed and Lorraine Warren is a gripping dive into the world of paranormal investigation, told through the real-life experiences of one of the most well-known husband-and-wife teams in the field. With a strong narrative voice and a unique interview-style format, Brittle captures the unsettling, chilling nature of the Warrens’ most famous cases—while also managing to educate readers on the theology and thought behind their work.
The Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson (1959)
Not sure what I was exactly expecting, but I’d heard a little about the show being released some years ago, though I never really watched it. Then I happened upon the original book of The Haunting of Hill House and figured I’d give it a try, given its reputation as a cornerstone of classic horror literature.