The Plot Against America, by Phillip Roth.

The Big Sleep, by Raymond Chandler.

Lullaby

Interesting so far, but meh...

They Thirst Robert McCammon

Les Miserable, by Victor Hugo.

Sherlock Holmes VS Dracula (cant remember the name of the author)

The Vampire Lestat - Anne Rice

It's been so long since I read this that it's almost like reading it for the first time. Good though, I like it.



Bram Stoker's Dracula

Very late to the game on this one... I don't know why I never picked it up before.
Not very far in yet so I'm not sure what my opinion is.

I just read Neil Gaiman's "Anansi Boys" recently. A charming little tale, he blends supernatural without an overbearing sense of surrealism very nicely. I am planning on hunting some more of his work.

The Electric Kool Aid Acid Test, by Tom Wolfe.

The Christmas Sweater by: Glenn Beck

im reading
 

just finished The eye of the Moon - Anon (the sequal to the book with no name)

now reading Lisey's Story - Stephen King:eek:

Check out Smoke and Mirrors - it's a collection of his short stories. Most of them are absolutely brilliant (especially Angel City and We Can Get Them For You Wholesale).

He's got another collection out called Fragile Things, but I haven't gottenm around to that one yet.

Neverwhere dude... Neverwhere. :cool:

Re-reading Dracula, by Bram Stoker.

American Psycho, by Bret Easton Ellis.

I'm kinda reading 3 books at once :S. A book for children, Fiona Macdonald's Monsters. The aforementioned Manga Bible and Louise Hay's You Can Heal Your Life, which had been VERY helpful :D .

the BD a zombi tale
 

The breathing dead a zombie tale, by AM Esmonde is not King but its women, twists and gore. A zombie clown too.:eek:


http://www.amazon.com/BREATHING-DEAD.../dp/1409245578

Atonement, by Ian McEwan.

That's the one that got me interested in his stuff in the first place...great book, but I was far more impressed with his short stories.

My girlfriend gave me Fragile Things for Christmas, so I'm going to dig in to that one pretty soon.

A Personal Journey with Martin Scorsese Through American Movies, by Martin Scorsese and Michael Henry Wilson.

Cobain Unseen

Some interesting facts, but it remains another "Cobain was a suicidal freak" story.

Rat - a book about rats

zombie survival guide

twilght (my wife bought it so i started having a look - its not bad actually)


i'm reading these at the same time

I don't know what's worse- "Cobain was a suicidal freak" stories or "Courtney offered me a beer and a hotdog if I killed Kurt. She wanted him dead for some obscure reason" stories.

Catch-22, by Joseph Heller.

This Side of Paradise, by F. Scott Fitzgerald.

Sunset and Sawdust by Joe Lansdale

When Darkness Falls by James Grippando

The 39 Steps by John Buchan :)

Reading Rebel Angels by Libba Bray and The Spanish Bridegroom by Jean Plaidy now.

The Great Movies, by Roger Ebert.

I Lost it at the Movies, by Pauline Kael.

I liked the Great Movies, but Ebert really neglects horror films. He's not quite as bad as Leonard Maltin who outright freakin' hates horror, but he does neglect horror. Pauline Kael is the most horror friendly of the three pretty much.

Finished The 39 Steps by John Buchan which was great and started The Haunting Of Hill House by Shirley Jackson which looks promising. :)

Just read Arthur Hailey's teleplay Flight Into Danger - it was well-written, but as a big fan of Airplane!, it was pretty hard to take it seriously.

Turns out Airplane! got about 95% of it's plot out of this one, heh - right down to the poisoned fish.

The Ninth Configuration by William Peter Blatty.

I started reading "Wicked" tonight

At the moment I am reading 'Fellowship of the Ring'. This book is very interesting.

eclipse #3 in the twilight series.


its horrible

"Night" by Elie Wiesel. It's his chronicle of being at Auschwitz and Buchenwald. Just started it, so I can't give a critique yet.

i read the book called twilight
twilight ( new moon)
twilight ( eclips ) sorry i dont know how to spell eclips
friday the thirteenth comic