Reddit reviews Rotters

I highly recommend ROTTERS by Daniel Kraus. It's billed as a YA book, but I've never read something this subversive, disgusting, and counter-cultural before. Or at least not in a long time. It takes every YA trope and vomits all over each of them, telling the story of an orphaned boy who reunites with his estranged father. The two of them aren't getting along until they bond over a shared loved of grave-robbing and corpse-mutilation. To be honest, I'm surprised it's allowed in libraries.

Also, Reddit's very own Dathan Auerbach wrote PENPALS which was really great (you can read it on r/nosleep, which is the version I prefer) and had it published last year. I think it's the best horror novel of 2012.