Last semester I obtained a collection of H. P. Lovecraft (in print at long last!!), so I of course am reading "Call of Cthulhu" first. I'm in love with this guy's writing style. I just wish my attention span would let me read faster.

PS: points to firefox's spell check for recognizing "Cthulhu" as a word ::wink::

Try Shadow over Innsmouth or At the Mountains of Madness next.
So much good stuff.

I'll have to check out Shadow over Innsmouth next. Sadly it doesn't seem to have Mountains of Madness. It's only a ''best of'', not a ''complete works'', but it's on my list to get so I still keep an eye out for other Lovecraft books. Thanks for the recommendation! 8)

I had this and the tie-in of ALIENS as well! Really like Foster...

Fiction: ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT-Erich Maria Remarque. Superlative heartbreaking story of a young German soldier during WW1. Started reading about that subject 12 years or so ago and just appalling losses for so little.

Non-Fiction: THE HARDEST (WORKING) MAN IN SHOW BUSINESS-Ron Jeremy. Even though I find Ron's performances usually quite revolting, he comes off as a pretty nice guy and with more to offer than his "trademark". Some decent anecdotes in here.

Finally got around to puttin' some more books on hold at the Library...I got 9 books comin' in!

I love havin' a tall stack of Horror Lit on the nightstand...::smile::

Pressure: Brian Keene
Depraved: Bryan Smith
I Am Providence: Nick Mamatas
The Passage: Justin Cronin
Ancestor: Scott Sigler
Pandemonium: Warren Fahy
Covenant: John Everson
Neuromancer: William Gibson
Terminal: Brian Keene

KRAMER VS KRAMER-Avery Corman

Ohhhh Mountains is one of my favorite. You need to find it. After you get past all the technical talk of latitudes and longitudes, its really fun.

UNCLE TOM'S CABIN-Harriet Beecher Stowe