The Wasteland and Other Poems by T.S Eliot. I loved rediscovering his work.

Cross Bones by Kathy Reichs
Fires Rising by Michael Laimo

The Lord Of The Flies.

Cuts by Richard Laymon

Man you really blaze through 'em, I'm impressed.

Something which I have found difficult to get hold of, but damn worth it when you do - Michael Slade books!

Have read "Cutthroat", realising its the third book I have got hold of a copy of "Headhunter" and its a real page turner!! Normally I am not a fan of crime fiction but these are brilliant - definately worth a read!

:D

Slither by Edward Lee

the Frighteners - Donald Hamilton.

some pulpy Matt Helm.

Interview With The Vampire By: Anne Rice.

"Blue World" By Robert McCammon

What I'm reading right now?
100 YEARS OF SOLITUDE by Nobel laureate G. G. Marquez.
One of the best books I've ever read.

The Nightwalker by Thomas Tessier

Dino: Living High in the Dirty Business of Dreams - Nick Tosches
(Dean Martin Bio)

i normally read autobios and avoid bios but this one is pretty damn good so far. excellent lively writing, and a lot of history - of italy, america, the mob, etc..


wow this book is tough to put down ... as riviting as any fiction i've read (and yes - this is probably largely fiction)

The book doesnt paint Dean to be a saint - far from it - but it sure seems to be anonymous that everyone in holleywood thought Jerry LEwis was an asshole.
i'll have to find his autobiog next

Darkfall by Dean Koontz


Haven't started to read it yet but a freind loaned it to me.Goona sit down and read it this weekend.Anybody else read it?Is it any good?

Dark Birthright

Picked it up at a celtic music festival (the author was there selling it). It's set in 17th century Scotland, a story about 3 families. Very interesting read, had a hard time putting it down.

The Purrfect Murder by Rita Mae Brown and Sneaky Pie Brown

Its alright for DK.

I finished "Blue World" and "Julia" by Peter Straub last week. Highly recommended

On to Bentley Little's "The Collection".

Getting ready to start reading "Cat's Eyewitness" by Rita Mae Brown & Sneaky Pie Brown

The Missing--Chris Mooney

Did they make a movie from that book? If it's the same, I really liked the movie. Let me know how the book is (if it's the same one).

endless highway - david carradine

excellent so far

I believe you're thinking of the movie with Tommy Lee Jones...its not the same.

This one is about serial killers who abduct girls and keep them for a number of years to "play" with them.

web site here------->http://www.chrismooneybooks.com/

Yes, that IS the movie I was talking about. The book sounds interesting. I love murder mysteries and the like - let me know how it is, OK?

I just finished World War Z by Max Brooks

House of Leaves ...again
The Strange Case of Edward Gorey...lurve it so far.

Fifth Business - Robertson Davies

The Two Bear Mambo by Joe R. Lansdale
Lovers and Other Monsters selected by Marvin Kaye

Conjunctions 39: The New Wave Fabulists, an anthology of writers who straddled the boundaries between scifi/horror and literary fiction.

Sam

world war Z - Max Brooks.

like the way this one was formulated .. a good read so far.

still reading this one, and also The Infinite by Douglas Clegg

Sojurn by R A Salvatore

It's the "Legend of Drizzt" version, so it ends with an interview with Mr Salvatore. Very interesting and insightful.

The Hobbit By: J.R Tolkien.

Sweet, another Fantasy geek :)

Passage to Dawn, more Salvatore :)

Re-reading Coraline, but this time reading it to my 8 year old:D
It's seriously cool when your kids start digging your stuff:cool:

The Dragon Syndacites. It's a pretty interesting non-fiction about the history of the various Triad organizations. I'm also re-reading Ketchum's Off Season, always unsettling.

Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows.

Hopefully going to FINALLY finish Fifth Business today...great book, but its taking forever to read.

When I'm finished that, I plan to start into For Those Who Hunt the Wounded Down by David Adams Richards, which I'm very excited to read.

Robertson Davies is always a slow go.

This is the first of his that I've read...I'll probably read the rest of the Deptford Trilogy at some point, as this one is a good read (slow as it is).

He is great, I did Fifth Business in high school which prompted me to finish the Deptford Trilogy, I also read Murther and Walking Spirits which is paced much better.

Still a sloooooow go.;)