Horror has always been a popular genre and what started with the revenge tragedies found expression in the ghost stories and the modern era has shaped its own noir to keep people hooked. There are so many new and old authors to read that it is a necessity to find a single portal that has in store all the horror that you need. This would save your time that you would need to browse different sites, and Viewax comes as a respite. With this online storefront, you can just sign up and start reading and it is as simple as that. The site has understood the age old love of the population for the genre of horror and has shaped its library accordingly. The content here is updated on a regular basis that makes sure that the readers have a gala time and need not to compromise while picking up their favorite read.

To begin your horror ride on viewax you can start with Paul Bowles who is considered to be one of the masters of this genre. You can avail his A Distant Episode in this online edition and you can then understand what happens when horror is coupled with meanness to the bone, and you would know for yourself why Bowles had myriad admirers in the literary arena—from Truman Capote to Allen Ginsberg. If this is a classic, you have newer treats for you too, for example the works of Tom Clancy and Brent Hendricks. If Tom Clancy’s Threat Vector follows the rule of a political thriller and succeeds in captivating the readers by its gripping narrative of The Campus fighting for the safety of the United States against another equally powerful superpower, Brent’s A Long Day at the End of the World brings you super close to the horror scene—as close as this gets.

This novel retells the blood curdling crime that happed in Georgia a few years ago, when a middle class family man was found guilty of murdering people and burying them, and managing to conceal this for five years. This novel is the closest you could reach to the heart of the matter because Brent experienced it from close quarters, essentially because his father was one of the victims of this heinous crime. If you had had enough of such stuff before, you can always return to the classics—like Edith Wharton’s The Ghost Feeler and Paul Bowles’ A Distant Episode that would definitely give you a special treat.

The authors selected in viewax’s esteemed collection have lent all kinds of flavor to the horror genre—Bowles with his mean humor that worsens the sting of horror, and the fresh breed of writers who give their novels a grungy texture that is sure to keep you reading late into the night.

Besides these the site will further treat you with audio books and a huge collection of music. So wait no more and sign up today to get lost in a world of horror and adventure.