Finished DANSE MACABRE by Stephen King. This is not a definitive examination of the horror field but a deferential nod by someone who's spent most of his life adjusting it to become one of today's foremost practitioners. The chapter on horror fiction is a must read.

The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, by Stieg Larrson - Finally finished this. The mystery was very good, very engrossing, but the prose was not too good and I couldn't get much into the characters. I won't read his other two books.

Sam

Just finishing up Three Days of the Condor, by James Grady.

Read two short stories by Saki: The Schartz-Metterklume Method, and The Open Window. Great stuff.

Clive Barkers Books of Blood. Great stories. Better author than moviemaker.....besides hellraiser.
Good call on Saki, think i might see what i can find on amazon.

Patient Zero

I've gotta read that one sometime.

Achelon Ranch- by Doc.
Loving it! Wierdly wonderful and I love the way that the lines between reality and fantasy/ fiction and the real world are blurred.
Bloody brilliant, but think it will warrant a couple of readings.:cool:

Wow, thanks!

No probs- it wonderfully surreal and somehow works well with my brain having just finished A Million Versions of Right. I seem to be in the right mind set to read it. I think Bernard is cute and want to know more about Clyde.

My only Criticism-and its really not a slight agsainst you, is that Amazon does not seem to promote new or innnovative authors and although I read your profile on there, I was dissapointed that the blog about your books was limited and there were no reviews. Bugger, So I geve you 5 stars to start you off! Didn't write a review- but will do when I have finished the book. Is this the case on Amazon.com? Or is it just the UK web site that seems slightly predjudiced against independant or small publishing houses and their authors?