Final Destinatination 3: End of the line (i got all 5 of them now)

Rebel without a crew.

Planning to start "The Keep" by F. Paul Wilson later this evening.

you'll want to see the film after that ..

dreams of terror and death by hp lovecraft.

just finished Spider World - the Delta by Colin Wilson

then started The Space Vampires - by Colin wilson
(the book that was the basis for the film Lifeforce)


also began Randy Bauchmans autobio.

World War Z

James Clave's "Tai Pan" after another reading of CLive Baker's "Book's of blood"

The Darkest Part of the Woods by Ramsey Campbell. It's pretty good so far, and I love fungi so I guess that just makes me like it more.

To kill a mockingbird - Harper Lee

great book.

Gonna start frankenstein soon.

Fragile Things Neil Gaiman

it's a collection of short stories. A Study in Emerald has to be one of the best short stories I've ever read...it's a Sherlock Holmes story set in H.P. Lovecraft's universe.

Finally got through Stephen King´s "Cell". Took me just about half a year.

Over 400 pages of pure crap, if you ask me.

Finished Stephen King's 'Cell'.
It was a very good read.

Finished Neil Gaiman's 'Smoke and Mirrors', excellent short stories!...still working on 'Fragile Things' ...so far, so good.

Picked up World War Z by Max Brooks today, this looks REALLY good, can't wait to crack it open.

Everything else I have been perusing lately has failed to keep my interest and I just do not have the time. I have given up on them until the baby is in school , cause I think that will finally be the time I am able to finish them all:D


I really want a copy of the Anniversary Edtion of Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman.
Does anyone own this?

i have good omens but its aregular paperback .. beat all the hell up too.
its the only gaiman i own that i havent read yet.

You own a beat-up copy that has never been read?
Oh the tragedy!:D

You'll enjoy it when you get around to it though.

Father Bob and Bobby - Whitley Strieber

Powerful short story that is unflinching when it comes to the Catholic church and little boys. Distrubing, fun stuff.

The Mephisto Club by Tess Gerritsen. Just finished Jeffrey Deaver's Cold Moon.

ok,I am not quite finished yet with 'World War Z' by Max Brooks but I have to tell you guys to pick this book up at all costs!You will not REPEAT not regret it!
It's written as if it really happened.....

*A writer goes around the world getting first person accounts of a specific experience or thoughts about what they remember about the 'zombie war'*

I have never been so entralled by a book and if I had the time , I would sit down and read this one cover to cover.

Highly, HIGHLY recommended!!!

Finally finished reading Deadhouse Gates. This was an absolutely brilliant novel. If any of you have any interest in the epic fantasy genre at all, I would strongly urge you to read this book, as long as you don't mind your fantasy to be terribly tragic at times. Steven Erikson is one of the best prose stylists currently working in any genre.

I'm going to finish Cerebus Vol. 7: Flight later today. I'm plowng through this series, surprised by how great it is. I don't much like Dave Sim's politics, but it's a terrific series.

Sam

Now "At the mountain of madness"

I'm now re-reading China Mieville's Perdido Street Station. Mieville's mastery of language creates a very pleasurable reading experience.

Dying Words By Shaun Hutson

The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty

pretty damn good so far

Currently reading The Dark Tower, Stephen King's last (7th) in the series



Next comes Make Love The Bruce Campbell Way

The Zombie Survival guide.

OH, you just reminded me...I have to buy that!!!...Thanks


Glad I still have the eBay page open :)

I'm reading The Stupidest Angel by Christopher Moore right now. Not loving it, really, too cutesy for me, but it was lent to me by a friend so I'm giving it a shot.

Later today, I'm going to dig through my big stack of to-read books and find something new to assail. It may be Michael Houellebecq. Could be Steve Erickson.

Sam

i'm reading a book called julius winston - not really horror, but very well written and has a kind of sudden, violent nature that makes it a bit disturbing. . . highly recommended so far

Frank Miller's 300

"An autobiography" by Agatha Christy.

I love Hercule Poirot's books, and this autobiography so far is very good.

I'm reading James Herbert's Domain.Haven't read this book since i was at school,found it after going through some of my old stuff at my parents house,its a cracking read,rats are usually shit on the screen but they really have more impact in books.

great choice



the chronicles of narnia

Yeah, it's pretty wicked.
Frankenstein.

Das Reich... The military role of the 2nd SS Division.

I'm about 2/3s of the way through Osamu Tezuka's 800-page Ode to Kirihito, which is about a strange disease spreading throughout the world that turns people, basically, into human dogs. It's partly a thriller, partly a medical drama, partly a religious allegory. It's pretty good, though at 800 pages is a little hard to hold.

Sam

Finished that one, going to have another go with Dark Knight Returns next.

Think im going to re-read Silence of the Lambs etc.