I love the dark settings, and the "feel" of Gothic Horror...But I can do WITHOUT the romance that so often comes along with it...Anne Rice lost me after "Witching Hour"...By the time she got to "Lasher", she had already turned horror into Harlequin...and each subsequent novel thereafter, just kept going downhill...I don't like to mix horror and romance...I'm just not into the romantic crap at all...I like for my horror, to be horrifying:)

Bloodrayne, marry me! LoL


Now, trying to be serious... I must agree with all you said about Anne Rice... Only she lost me even before that, with The Queen of the Damned...


Romance... Well, what can I say... Though I'm not a big fan or romance myself, I like the way Gothic as a whole deal with it... Even romance becomes a kinda desperate, consuming thing, even though it has a tendency to save the day in the end...

White Gold rings, please...lol..
Actually I had sort of forgotten about "Queen Of The Damned"...Although...I can't imagine why:rolleyes:

"IT" is my favorite horror book of all time:cool:

What he said.

White gold is very good for me... We can start thinking about the party... :)

No party...Let's just keep it small...I like for things to be simple, uncomplicated;) :)

Im down for a Party.....I get the maddd discount on booze so all you lushes get ready for some fun times. now what are we celebrating

parties are fun!!

i suggest Misery (very great book) or The Green Mile

First of all, this is missplaced as a thread gets, and i hope it gets moved. That being said......

Whos party is this?Wedding?It has become apparent that I am the sole recipient of Bloodraynes affections no longer....


I'll come!!!:D Ill just hang out with AmarylandPsycho THEN!!!