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I am reading North End at the moment. A horror story set on the London Underground.https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/205731. The best thing is it's free.
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Now That I've Lost You - Paul Edwards
Well written, great description and as it's a collection if short stories it's great for a bedtime read. Just read the first story and I'm impressed so far, he manages to get you seeing the characters in your mind so graphically in a minimal amount of time. |
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Some people don't like Dracula but that's normal. Can't please everyone. But I wouldn't hesitate recommending it. Next Halloween I think I'll try Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. |
Gated by Matt Drabble. So far it's ok.
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Just picked up Detritus by Widener et al. Looks like a good companion piece to the excellent Death to the Brothers Grimm from 2012.
Check it out: http://www.amazon.com/Detritus-Kate-...words=detritus |
Wow- awesome! Thanks!
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Now reading "Hollywood Monster - A Walk Down Elm Street With The Man Of Your Dreams" By Robert Englund with Alan Goldsher
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I know, I know, this is sf and HDC is a horror site. So whadya gonna do, hire Chronogirl to spank me to death? Thing is, there's a story in here called "Venus Mission" by J.T. M'Intosh that should appeal to any horror fan. It's about an alien race on Venus who torture people for the sheer love of it. At one point it got so intense I wasn't sure I wanted to go on. But I did, and even though there's no supernatural element at all it would still be right at home in an edge-of-the-seat horror anthology. Reprinted in Donald A. Wollheim's Ace Paperback HIDDEN PLANET. Now I'm reading this: http://i819.photobucket.com/albums/z...sMarch1951.jpg See what horrors await me here. |
Reading 10 Extreme Ghost Stories for the Hardcore Horror Fan Only - it's far from Extreme and I'm not sure I classify for a hardcore fan. But it is at least well written.
I just finished reading SICK (1) by Nelson Samuels. - DEAR LORD this book is awful! I think it probably took less time to write than it did to read (about an hour or two to read) and it's not sick, it should be renamed boring! How on earth someone makes the subjects in this book boring... he must be talented to do that. Oh and the spelling and grammar sucks too. |
Reading Camera Five by Martyn Stratton
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Demonology by Elizabyth Burtis
I was lucky enough to get my hands on a pre release copy of Demonology: Book of Gabriel. I'm 3/4 the way through it and its awesome.
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Reading The Funhouse by Dean Koontz
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Currently reading Acetone Enema by Nicholas Tillemans
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Tuesday: Just starting The Lords of Salem.
Thurs 4/11: Finished today. Didn't want to stop reading. very good. It makes me more excited for the film because it is going to be different than what Zombie (the book is a collaboration with B.K. Evenson) has done before. The tone was psychologically creepy with very gruesome parts (that's still his style). I enjoyed it and the gore descriptions were intense. |
A Storm of Swords.
I was hoping to be finished before season 3 of Game of Thrones started, but am only a little over halfway through. Great book though. Maybe my favorite so far in the series. |
Now that the final book has been released thanks to Brandon Sanderson, I've finally decided to start Robert Jordan's Wheel Of Time Series.
I'm about 150 pages into the first book, The Eye Of The World (I'm going in written order instead of reading the prequel first). So far, I'm really enjoying it. |
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I'm reading Vampires of Arizona, the story of a girl fighting vampires in a town lost in the desert. A pretty cool kindle book, especially at 0,99 cents. Vampiresofarizona |
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I've been reading Knock Knock by SP Miskowski. Quite impressed that there are some parts that really did creep me out.
Up next, Gina Ranalli's Mothman Emerges. |
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I am currently reading Zodiac by Robert Graysmith. Autobiography on the Zodiac killings of the 60's and early 70's.
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Demonology: Book of Gabriel
I just finished reading Demonology: Book of Gabriel (Volume 1) by Elizabyth Burtis. It was a really awesome book and the twist at the end ...well I never would have expected it. Definitely a must read if you ask me.
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Finished The Funhouse by Dean Koontz. Not bad, a light easy horror story. The ending was abrupt and didn't really wrap up the storylines. I'm really craving a book that i'll really get in engrossed in, i think the last one i read that did that was Under The Dome.
Up next Just After Sunset by Stephen King |
just starting david moody autumn series looks like its going to be a fun read, hey villain hows you been.
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Currently reading two books: Cloud Atlas and a collection of H.P. Lovecraft stories.
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Been reading some stuff on the Kindle on my phone.
Scratch by Brian Keene The Girl on The Glider by Brian Keene The Man on The Bench by Robert Smartwood Specimen 313 by Jack Strand Wolf Hunt by Jeff Strand |
I'm actually reading "It" by Stephen King but once i read "Carrie" by Stephen King and it makes me very sad.
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Flint And Silver: A Prequel To Treasure Island
By John Drake |
Villian, what did you think of Under The Dome. I was thinking of just watching the tv mini-series but perhaps you think it is worth reading as well beforehand.
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One and Wonder
An anthology of science fiction stories from the golden age of sci-fi, selected by Piers Anthony, as the stories that turned him on to science fiction. Some of them have not aged well. |
Silence of the lambs
Just finished reading this for the first time. I have a great love for the movie so I was pleasantly surprised with how similar the movie was to the book. Movie's now-a-days don't seem to make any real effort to follow the books they are based after.
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