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[Kandice]

Erin wrote: "Lethal White"

In preparation for The Ink Black Heart? I'm hoping to start that this week.

[Erin]

Kandice wrote: "Erin wrote: "Lethal White"

In preparation for The Ink Black Heart? I'm hoping to start that this week."

I got the book on a whim from a little library, I actually didn't know how many books were in the series.

[Gary]

The Hot L Baltimore
a play by Landlord Wilson

a friend and I was trying to start a plays/drama reading club.
it did not work out, but I still love reading plays/drama.

[Volana]

I just finished reading The Housemaid by Freida McFadden. Now I'm reading Never Lie.

[Gavin]

I'm reading From the Earth to the Moon and 'Round the Moon

[Volana]

I finished reading The Housemaid and Never Lie. Now I'm going to read Hidden Pictures.

[Ian (RebelGeek)]

I'm listening to the audiobook of Hidden Pictures.

[Wesley]

Just finished the Ink Black Heart, now onto Fairy Tale!

[Mariah]

I just finished the Talisman and now I’m reading the eyes of the dragon. Part of my attempt to work through the dark tower series! I read the gunslinger and the drawing of the three. After I finish the eyes of the dragon I’ll move onto the waste lands.

[Joan]

Mariah wrote: "I just finished the Talisman and now I’m reading the eyes of the dragon. Part of my attempt to work through the dark tower series! I read the gunslinger and the drawing of the three. After I finish..."

Nothing wrong with reading the Dark Tower series but if you just read The Talisman you might want to read Black House which is sort of a follow up to The Talisman...and I liked it better than The Talisman.

[Ian (RebelGeek)]

I'm listening to Strangers.

[Erin]

The Other Mrs.

[Derrick]

Has anyone else seen this because it's pretty amazing?! Castle Rock Kitchen: Wicked Good Recipes from the World of Stephen King A Cookbook by Theresa Carle-Sanders

[Dana]

Yes!! It’s on my Christmas wishlist!

[Derrick]

Dana wrote: "Yes!! It’s on my Christmas wishlist!"

My girlfriend bought it from Barnes and Noble on Saturday! It looks really cool!

[Erin]

The Hanging Girl

[Erin]

Derrick wrote: "Has anyone else seen this because it's pretty amazing?! Castle Rock Kitchen: Wicked Good Recipes from the World of Stephen King A Cookbook by Theresa Carle-Sanders"

I hadn't until now, looks pretty awesome!

[Diamond]

I have that one at home and have a few recipes that I want to try. It's got beautiful pictures, and the excerpts from King's books is an added bonus.

[Thomas]

Right now I'm reading Dark Tower lV Wizard and Glass. It's my first reading of the DT series and I'm absolutely loving it so far. Books 2 and 3 are both some of my favorite books of all time and I already want to reread them. I will probably be taking a break in between books 4 and 5 to read Salem's Lot and few others. What a journey it's been!

[Erin]

Diamond wrote: "I have that one at home and have a few recipes that I want to try. It's got beautiful pictures, and the excerpts from King's books is an added bonus."

Are the recipes fairly easy?

[Linda]

A Rip Through Time and listening to The Dark Tower

[Kandice]

I just started Bones & All by Camille DeAngelis in anticipation of the movie. It starts off with a big bang!

[Julia]

I started my third journey to The Dark Tower this morning. Long days and pleasant nights.

[Brenda]

Finally started my Stephen King chronological (re)read and am reading CARRIE; audiobook listening to DRACULA.

[Gavin]

I'm currently reading Neuromancer

[Linda]

Some Must Watch

[Erin]

Bits & Pieces

[Volana]

I'm actually reading:
- The Groomer
- Suicide Med
-Hidden Pictures
- The One

[Dana]

Storm of the Century-almost finished

Sense & Sensibility-1/2way through

Up next is Fairytale

[Teresa]

I have to finish The Institute and then on to Fairy Tale. :-)

[Gavin]

Currently reading MaddAddam

[Ian (RebelGeek)]

Black Mouth

[Gary]

In Dogs We Trust - A Golden Retriever Murder Mystery
by Neil S Plakcy

[Katie]

All The Bright Places by Jennifer Niven

[Eric]

Finishing my first journey to the Tower with the final book in the series

[Wise Cat]

The Strange Case of the Alchemist’s Daughter by Theodora Gods, perfect for Halloween. Also The Right Attitude to Rain by Alexander McCall Smith, and The Memory of Babel by Christelle Dabos.

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[Wise Cat]

Theodora GOSS. Sorry no edit button and auto correct….😬

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[Cobaltdragon]

Brenda wrote: "Finally started my Stephen King chronological (re)read and am reading CARRIE; audiobook listening to DRACULA."

Julia wrote: "I started my third journey to The Dark Tower this morning. Long days and pleasant nights."

@Brenda 2 excellent books. I read Dracula again earlier this year. I love that Stoker made Mina a strong female character, impressive for the time period Stoker was writing in. Carrie was my first Stephen King read, lol, as I read it when it first came out in the 1970's, have been following him ever since. Planning to read Carrie again and revisit other works. I just finished Salem's Lot a little while ago, still as wonderful chilling as I remember from my first read years ago.

[Cobaltdragon]

Finished Shirly McLaine's - Sage-ing while Age-ing. Just started The Field by Lynne McTaggart. Currently have been reading non fiction the past month. May have to take a break and get back to Stephen King. I have been seeing a number of comments about Fairy Tale here and on Youtube, sounds like a good read.

[Andi]

Currently reading Local Woman Missing, about a 1/3 way through and liking it.

[Linda]

Shutter Island and April Fool

[Michael]

Elaine Online wrote: "Finished Shirly McLaine's - Sage-ing while Age-ing. Just started The Field by Lynne McTaggart. Currently have been reading non fiction the past month. May have to take a break and get back to Steph..."

I haven't seen much of Shirley MacLaine's work. As to her movies, her path and mine seldom crossed, but I did like her in The Trouble With Harry, Two Mules For Sister Sara, and The Apartment. She's 88 and still working. I think some of Clint Eastwood's immortality may have rubbed off on her while making Two Mules For Sister Sara.

[Kandice]

I recently bought two first editions of books by Carol Joyce Oates because my daughter had to read them for college courses. They are the most disturbing books I have EVER read. Zombie, which I finished and felt sick over, and Rape: A Love Story which I am almost finished with.

[Wise Cat]

The title of Rape: A Love Story is enough to turn me off from it without even knowing what it’s about. I’ve just read a few short stories by Oates years ago and didn’t like them.

[Kandice]

Wise Cat wrote: "The title of Rape: A Love Story is enough to turn me off from it without even knowing what it’s about. I’ve just read a few short stories by Oates years ago and didn’t like them."

The title is very unfortunate and a misnomer in my mind because it is most definitely NOT that. It's a horrific account of victim blaming.

I haven't enjoyed much that I've read by her either, but she is definitely a skilled writer.

[Carlotta]

I know this is a non-King section but I'm actually currently reading The Stand!
I read Carrie for the first time last summer and I just thought "why not read all of King's book in chronological order?" and here I am. I'm 200 pages in, found it a bit slow at first but it turned out to be a page-turner, loving it

[Erin]

Behemoth

[Wise Cat]

Wanda, Carrie was the first King book I read, having read it not long after seeing the movie. I liked Sissy Spacek in the role.

Still working on the books I mentioned previously. Thinking of reading Bright Sided by Barbara Ehrenheich, if I spelled that right. I didn’t want to read the book club pick for November, some book about Nazi Germany. It’s fiction but I still don’t want to read that!

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[Erin]

Spirit Legacy

[Dana]

Roses are Red-Alex Cross #6