Feature Film-Making At Used Car Prices by, Rick Schmidt.

Much better. Also check out Profoundly Disturbing by Joe Bob Briggs.

Cool, thanks for the reccomendations, I'll check for them at the library next time I go.

I'm deep into John Connolly's new one -- THE REAPERS.
Wow.

www.DunbarAuthor.com

Still reading both Tales of Ordinary Madness, by Bukowski, and The Raw Shark Texts, by Steven Hall, and still liking both. The Bukowski should be done this week, but the Hall will take a few more weeks, I think.

Sam

Perusing the new issue of Realms of Fantasy
and M is for Magic by Neil Gaiman...handing it back and forth with my 8 year old:)

The Stand by Stephen King - Almost finished with it.

Just started To Kill A Mocking Bird.

Just started The Lost World today.

The Dead Zone, By: Stephen King.

Cujo by, Stephen King.

The Hobbit by J. R.R. Tolkien.

The God Delusion by Richard Dawkins.

Good?

I've been wanting to pick that up...

I've only read 1/2 of it, but so far it's stellar. (I dig anything that questions organized religion)

Smoke and Mirrors by Neil Gaiman

The Handmaid's Tale, by Margaret Atwood.

Dragons of Autumn Twilight by Margaret Weiss and Tracy Hickman. good old classic dragonlance chronicles :)

The Colorado Kid, by Stephen King.

a Batman novelization ... Fallen Knight i think its called.

not having read the comics in ages i thought i'd check this out as it is a novelization of a series of the actual comic books - that explains the whole Bane thing as well as a few other things i missed out on (the 3rd Robin ??!!)

The Catcher in the Rye

Still reading this one, but also Scandal in Fair Haven by Carolyn Hart and Book of the Dead 2: Still Dead edited by John Skipp and Craig Spector.

"Key of Valor" by Nora Roberts

Desperation by, Stephen King.

Just finished "The Stand" by King.... Definitely the best book he's written that I've read (Not read all his books, but a good amount so far anyway).

It's not my favourite though, that would go to Pet Semetary. Tomorrow I'm going to start a new book called "Hitman Hart: My Real Life in the Cartoon World of Professional Wrestling".

Yes, I'm a wrestling fan.

Beyond Reach by Karin Slaughter

The Regulators, By Richard Bachman.

The Terror by Dan Simmons
Mummy Dearest by Joan Hess

Isn't that his first horror novel in almost 20 years?

How was it?

Grande Illusions Books One, and Two. by Tom Savini.

Not sure, I haven't read a whole lot by Simmons. Anyway, I am not even halfway through it yet. Its good so far, but going REALLY slow.

Sounds boring then... coming from you.

I mean, it's been two days. You should've been finished by now. ;)

I'm reading three books at the moment, so that may have something to do with it. :) But no it hasn't completely drawn me in. That doesn't mean that its bad though, may just be my mood.

Have u read "Last light" by Alex Scarrow?

Riveting story and very well written. I've almost finished it.

The Dark Half, by Stephen King.

Nope never heard of it. But I will look around for it. Is it worth buying? (keep in mind, I don't part with money very easily... ;) )

I'm sure you can find it as a cheap paperback by now. And yes, it sure is worth THAT kind of money. ;)

I finished it today and I must say that i quite possibly have never read a book that was so exciting from litterally the first page to the very last, including the authers last words.

Very thought provoking and scary.


Best described as "Black Hawk Down" meets King's "Pulse". I'm sure there's a tale of doom that's much more fitting than Pulse, i just haven't read it. :o

I will check the bookstore next time we are at the mall. Online I have only been able to find it for 15 dollars, not including shipping. But admittedly I haven't looked that hard yet.

15 bucks IS pretty expensive for a PB.

Well, i sure hope you'll stumble upon it soon. And if you don't there's always the movie. ;) :rolleyes:

Waking Up Screaming- Haunting Tales of Terror by H.P. Lovecraft

Pretty good so far.
I haven't read alot of his stories, really enjoying this.