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Jason's comments from the Horror Aficionados group.

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2 days ago, 08:45AM

108 Tressa wrote: "Lots of good friends here, including you, Jason. I meant IRL, which is a slight exaggeration. "

:)
2 days ago, 06:02PM

108 Tressa wrote: "I don't have any friends."

I thought I was your friend :(
4 days ago, 07:03PM

108 I'm in the mood for a serial killer novel. Just saying...
5 days ago, 11:01AM

108 Oh, and great job to Carl for organizing all this!
5 days ago, 11:00AM

108 I sent Nicole Heart Shaped Box by Joe Hill, No Country For Old Men by Cormac McCarthy, and The 13th by John Everson. I hope she enjoys them.
5 days ago, 07:40AM

108 William wrote: "I started Urban Gothic last night."

What do you think so far?
5 days ago, 07:12AM

108 I started reading No Doors, No Windows last night. It sucked me right in.
The 13th (11 new)
5 days ago, 07:09AM

108 Here is a new video trailer for the book: http://www.johneverson.com/wordplay/?p=9...
6 days ago, 01:47PM

108 I just got my Santa delivery today: Falling Angel by William Hjortsberg. Sweet!!!

Thanks Santa!
108 I hope to have as much fun with it as I did with Heart Shaped Box.
9 days ago, 07:30AM

108 Yeah, that's a great book Marisella.
108 I disagree with #2. Horror doesn't have to contain supernatural or paranormal but can contain some basic real life situations that could occur. For instance comming home and every family member is brutally slaughtered...
108 LinBee wrote: "There were so many! But my favorites were John Dies at the End by David Wong & Afraid by Jack Kilborn. Oh, and I really did enjoy Infected by Scott Si..."

I have all 3 here but have yet to read them. I look forward to spending some time in 2010 enjoying them.
13 days ago, 04:18PM

108 No news today?
108 Tressa wrote: "Jason, I started Everson's The 13th last night. Hope it's as good as you say it is. "

I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. It held a classic 60's horror movie vibe to me, only a lot more gore and blood.
108 A few that come to mind are Midnight on Mourn street by Christopher Conlon, The 13th by John Everson, and The Other by Thomas Tryon which I also started the year off with reading it. I would have to go with Midnight on Mourn Street but same may not seem it a typical horror book.
16 days ago, 07:24PM

108 This babysitting job I have is really cutting into my reading time :)
16 days ago, 05:57PM

108 I didn't add any fancy gift wrap but my recipient should be receiving theirs soon.
20 days ago, 07:44PM

108 I just sent mine out. Hopefully the receiver will enjoy their selections.
27 days ago, 01:49PM

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