GRAVEN IMAGES-Ronald Borst. Very satisfying read of a Serious Horror Movie Poster collector...Ron has a lot of them from the silents to the end of the 60's with good essays by Robert Bloch, Harlan Ellison, Peter Strauss and Forrest J Ackerman, among others.

THE YOUNGS: THE BROTHERS WHO BUILT AC/DC-Jesse Fink. Good history of Angus and Malcolm, along with their older Brother George, a member of The Easybeats who also with his EB partner Harry Vanda produced, wrote and performed for many years. Mentions of several key players in the story.

The author is obviously a fan, but the Young's don't come off too highly-suspicious, controlling and absolutely ruthless around those who offend them.

Guess that's why it's called the Music Business.

Fiction: 'GATOR-George Ford. Another 70's "Nature Strikes Back.

Non-Fiction: HANNS AND RUDOLF-Thomas Harding. Very good saga of an exiled German Jew who helped capture the Commandant from Auschwitz.

Skeleton Crew by Stephen King.

DIFFERENT SEASONS-Stephen King

mr. macabre
 

The folio book of horror stories. I got it as a b'day gift from my sister.

BORN ON THE FOURTH OF JULY-Ron Kovic

NO ORDINARY TIME-FRANKLIN AND ELEANOR ROOSEVELT: THE HOME FRONT IN WORLD WAR 2-Doris Kearns Goodwin

I love love love Horror books
 

but audiobooks are awesome and these are free, the audio versions :-):
The Ballad of Black Tom https://amzn.to/3aAB8Kn
The Good House https://amzn.to/3gwkbVj
A head full of ghosts https://amzn.to/3vlFRYt
The Witching Hour https://amzn.to/3tOFxAS

These will have you looking over your shoulder for a month

KILLER SHOW-John Barylick. Extremely good account about the Station nightclub where in Feb 2003, pyro for Great White caused a catastrophic fire. There were SO many little things that added to this tragedy and if one of those little things had not been done, there would have been a different outcome.