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Starling House

Starling House

Novel by Alix E. HarrowWikipedia

Search complete. 10 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Starling House".

Oct 8, 2026

CeCe LyraHOST
3:23
Dear CC, since you are searching for upmarket fantasy like The Night Circus, I am pleased to present Between Fractures of Light, my adult romantic portal fantasy complete at 110,000 words for your consideration.
CeCe LyraHOST
3:38
Told in three central points of view with interspersed folktale stories, it invokes the fabled storytelling and queer representation of Simon Jimenez's The Spear Cuts Through Water, the intertwined fates of Mark Lawrence's The Book That Wouldn't Burn, and the lyrically dark writing of Alex E. Harrow's Starling House.
CeCe LyraHOST
3:58
Augusta Rashid never truly belonged anywhere except in the woods behind her house with her best friend, Theo.
CeCe LyraHOST
4:05
25 and stuck in a meaningless job, Augusta understands her life is no fairy tale, despite what she believed as a child running through her kingdom of trees.
CeCe LyraHOST
6:28
I don't know why there doesn't seem to be a trade paperback version of Mark Lawrence's book on BookScan.
CeCe LyraHOST
6:36
Maybe I missed it.
CeCe LyraHOST
6:37
I wonder if Starling House would be too big of a comp, like it was a really big book.
CeCe LyraHOST
6:41
I don't know how, how people would think about it.
ElizabethHOST
12:24
But yeah, I mean, they go to the underworld.
ElizabethHOST
12:26
Some other books that I don't really think of as horror in my mind, but could be considered horror, Alex E. Haro wrote Starling House.
ElizabethHOST
12:36
The thing that I really like about Alex E. Haro is her writing style.
ElizabethHOST
12:41
It feels very immersive, and in particular for Starling House, that character has a gritty character feel and feels very authentic as a person.
ElizabethHOST
12:52
It's listed as fantasy horror gothic fiction, and it's basically about a mansion in the South that appears to be haunted, potentially monsters, and you're trying to find out what the story or source of that is the entire time.
ElizabethHOST
13:10
And then Leigh Bardugo, she wrote Ninth House, and that is part of a trilogy, and Deadbeat was the third book in the trilogy.
ElizabethHOST
13:19
It just came out in September.
ElizabethHOST
13:21
I listened to the first two on audiobook, and they were really good, but that's listed as fantasy dark academia mystery fiction horror.
speaker_0HOST
23:55
Exactly.
speaker_0HOST
23:56
And Bunger's list brings up Starling House by Alix E. Harrow.
speaker_0HOST
24:00
She's the author of The Ten Thousand Doors of January.
speaker_1HOST
24:03
An incredible writer.
Joanna RobinsonHOST
0:00
[upbeat music] Hello and welcome back to House of R. I'm Joanna Robinson, and it's kind of just me here today with a bunch of books.
Joanna RobinsonHOST
0:23
Uh, this is the long promised House of Reads episode where I'm gonna be talking about a lot of books that I love, that I wanna recommend, and we got a lot of listener recommendations as well.
Joanna RobinsonHOST
0:33
So we're gonna go through these piles of books, uh, that I have in front of me if you're watching this.
Joanna RobinsonHOST
0:38
Um, quick programming reminders just in general.

1 HR 32 MINS LATER

Joanna RobinsonHOST
92:57
Well, thank you so much.
Anthony JeselnikGUEST
92:58
Thank you for having me.
Joanna RobinsonHOST
93:01
All right, that has been it for House of Reads episode of House of R. I'm Jonah Robinson.
Joanna RobinsonHOST
93:06
Uh, thank you so much for joining me.
Joseph DanceHOST
6:52
What a great name.
Joseph DanceHOST
6:54
I don't know if you read her Southern Gothic novel, Starling House.
Joseph DanceHOST
6:57
That was out a couple of years ago.
Joseph DanceHOST
6:58
It was everywhere for a long time.

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