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That's a lovely poem, thanks Joy
Has anyone seen the new Star Trek film with Cumberbatch in it? Any good?
I think that one should work (fingers crossed)
I meant to post the link but for some reason it didn't work :( I will try again in a bit when I've found it
Have you read this one? The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas [Full text] by Ursula le Guin - it's pretty good and very thought-provoking
We could vote - then we would all be discussing the same thing - a lot of the classic gothic horror novels are fairly short anyway or we could do some spooky short stories??
Yeah< I really enjoyed the first series but haven't seen the second yet - I really like Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman as Holmes and Watson but I didn't fancy the American version either.
Ha ha, yeah I'm staying inside
A bit of all three I think, and no, I don't care either (it's better than being one of the above people).A spitting tax would be my suggestion - digusting! And a littering tax that actually gets enforced!
I'm reading The Hound of the Baskervilles but have had to put some music on cos someone's dog outside keeps making a racket - freaking me out considering what I'm reading :S
Good luck with your first day!
Hilary wrote: "We all seem to like spooky things! We should have a spooky side read for Hallowe'en in October!
There's loads on here that I want to read!Hope you enjoy Gormenghast - I loved it!! Have just read Little,Big a few months ago as well and it was great :)
I'm going to cross them off when I get through so I can see if I making a dent in the mountain.
It looks really good so hopefully will get to it soon! I didn't realise how many I had until I started making a list - I have added (most) of the ones on my kindle as well though so apart from the few stragglers that were hiding that's it. I really need to concentrate on getting though them but then I go to the library/charity bookshop/kindle sale page etc and it's too tempting!
1. Lars Kepler – The Hypnotist 2.
3. Jon Mcgregor – If nobody speaks of remarkable things
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5. Stephen Donaldson – The Second Chronicles of Thomas Covenant
6. Steven Erikson – The Collected Tales of Borchelain and Korbal Broach
7. Ursula Le Guin – The Earthsea Trilogy
8. Anthony Horowitz - The House of Silk
9. Richard Kelly – The Possessions of Doctor Forrest
10. Raymond Khoury – The Last Templar
11. JRR Tolkien – Unfinished Tales
12. Dacre Stoker and Ian Holt – Dracula. The Undead
13. Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan – The Night Eternal
14. Michael Chabon – The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay
15. Jules Verne – Around the World in Eighty Days
16.
17. Joseph De Lacey – Black Feathers
18. Kate Mosse – Citadel
19. Justin Cronin – The Twelve
20. Robert E Howard – Heroes in the Wind
21. Isak Dinesen – Winters Tales
22. John Keel – The Mothman Prophecies
23. Tudor Parfitt – The Lost Ark of the Covenant
24. John Withington – A disastrous History of the world
25. RM Liuzza – Old English Literature
26. R Loomis (ed) Arthurian Literature in the Middle Ages
27. Robin Hanbury-Tenison (ed) – The Great Explorers
28. Chretien de Troyes – Percival
29. Guy Gavriel Kay – Lord of Emperors
30. HG Wells – Complete Short Stories
31. John Betjeman – Tennis Whites and Teacakes
32. John Keats – Complete Poems
33. Samuel Taylor Coleridge – Complete Poems
34. Geoffrey Chaucer – The Canterbury Tales
35. William Shakespeare – Complete Works
36. The Brothers Grimm – Annotated Brothers Grimm
37. The Annotated Dracula
38. The Annotated The Secret Garden
39. Ian Cameron Esslemont – Return of the Crimson Guard
40. The Complete Works of Virginia Woolf
41. Katherine Mansfield – The Collected Stories
42. Jack London – The Call of the Wild
43. Yann Martel – Life of Pi
44. Randy Taguchi – Fujisan
45. Amir Gutfruend – Our Holocaust
46. John Harrison – Cloud Road: A Journey through the Inca Heartland
47. John Harrison – Forgotten Footprints: Lost Stories in the Discovery of Antarctica
49. Oscar Wilde – A House of pomegranates
50. Oscar Wilde – The Happy Prince and Other Tales
51. Rosemary Sutcliff – The Eagle of the Ninth
53. Agatha Christie – The Mysterious Affair at Styles
55. Neal Stephenson – Reamde
56. Belinda Starling – The Journal of Dora Damage
57. Helen Dunmore – The Greatcoat
59. Jo Baker – The Telling
60. Michael Marshall Smith et al – New Cthulhu: The Recent Weird
61. Peter Labrow – The Well
63. John M Dow – From Within
64. Rhonda Carpenter – The Mark of a Druid
65. Jonathan Aycliffe – Naomi’s Room
66. Various Author's – Hallowe’en
67. John Galsby – The Lonely Shadows: Tales of Horror and the Cthulhu Mythos
68. Stephen Chbosky – The Perks of Being a Wallflower
69. Daniel Woodrell – Winter’s Bone
71. Louisa May Alcott- Little Women
72. John Baxter – The Most Beautiful Walk in the World
73. Victor hugo – The Hunchback of notreDame
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75. Frank L baum – The Complete Wizard Of Oz
76. Carol Rifka Brunt – Tell the Wolves Im Home
77. Claire King – The Night Rainbow
78. Alden Bell – The Reapers are the Angels
79. James Treadwell – Advent
80. Jeff Campbell(ed) Gaslight Grotesque: Nightmare Tales of Sherlock Holmes
81. Steven Savile – The Hollow Earth and Other Stories
82. Graham Joyce: Tales for a Dark Evening
83.James Herbert – Shrine
84. James Herbert – The Dark
85.
There's probably a few that have slipped through the net...but I think that's enough to be getting on with!
Wow Ellie! That's a weekend and a half - do you need to go back to work for a bit of a rest now? ;)I'm also very impressed with you working for Samaritans - do you do a shift every week?
Ah ha! It did put me in mind of that first part of 'Under Milk Wood' that you posted the other day so that makes sense.
It's great Shirley! Hope you enjoy it
