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Body horror is a genre classified by weird, grotesque and sometimes beautiful things happening to the body. Here are some books that capture this vibe perfectly, including manga, fiction and even a colouring book.
 
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Tomie is Junji Ito's best known work, and follows an invincible femme fatale. This is a deluxe edition, with the whole series in one book
Tomie: Complete Deluxe Edition (Junji Ito)
 
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Shintaro Kago is a master of body horror artwork, and this artbook is one of his seminal works. I have it on my bookshelf and I love it
SHINTARO KAGO ARTBOOK
 
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Cheeky self-rec with my body horror collection ‘Fleshed Out’ - 13 horror short stories with a mix of the visceral, weird and outright absurd.
Fleshed Out : A Body Horror Collection
 
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This is a brilliant book that explores the body and anatomy in horror films
Body Genre: Anatomy of Horror Film
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A novella-length collection of body horror, full of gross, grimy, creepy, crawly, bubbling, bursting fun.
OOZE: Little Bursts of Body Horror
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A beautiful hardcover of one of my very favourite Junji Ito mangas
Remina (Junji Ito)
 
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We all love a good colouring book, and this one is full of weird and wonderful designs, bang on the body horror vibe.
Creepy Horrors Adult Colouring Book
 
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Body horror is intrinsically linked to the trans experience, and whilst I don't have the lived experience to say too much about the topic, I do know that this is a brilliant anthology and well worth a read
Bound In Flesh: An Anthology of Trans Body Horror
 
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Quite possibly my favourite horror collection I've read to date, this is a whirlwind of gutsy body horror that I re-read every year
The New Flesh: Tribute to David Cronenberg