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Hi, Mehreen. Please note that authors may not nominate their own work, but feel free to nominate something else.
Is this one available in audio book format, Mehreen? I looked it up and do not see that format available. If not, then it would not be eligible.
No clue if this one has been done before, so forgive me if it's a repeat, but I've have the urge to reread NOS4A2 lately and perhaps instead of reading reading it, I'd give it listen instead.
It by Steven King, I'm sure people have read it before but I'm curious if it's going to be scarier listening to it instead.
Shelby wrote: "It by Steven King, I'm sure people have read it before but I'm curious if it's going to be scarier listening to it instead."I recently listened to It. Steven Weber does a good job narrating, but whoever did the editing needs to be slapped as they often clipped things.
I'd second It but I *think* it was done less than six months ago. I remember waiting for it on audio and it not coming in on time for me to get in on the discussion but yet I can't find it in our previous group reads. Or my faulty memory could be totally making this all up.I'd also like to nominate
The Thicket by Joe Lansdale. It may be more mystery than horror though.
I've been wanting to listen to something by Ania Ahlborn lately, because I think her writing is creepy AF. I haven't listened to any of her writing but I would like to. Two that I am thinking about are Within These Walls and The Devil Crept In. Anyone else interested?
I'm gonna nominate Gone South
by Robert McCammon again. Couldn't think of anything else at the moment. I'll post something if I do though.
Id like to nominate Anne rice, memnoch the devil
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I've only watched the film version of The Girl With All the Gifts. I've been debating whether or not the start the prequel The Boy on the Bridge even though I didn't actually read the first.
I'd like to nominate Universal Harvester
and/or The Disappearance at Devil's Rock
(if they haven't already been done, I'm fairly new to this group).
Greg wrote: "I really enjoyed it."My two cents--I cared about all the characters much more in the book than the movie.
I have a busy couple of months, so bare that in mind, but I would eventually jump into the discussions of NOS4A2, Fellside, or The Boy on the Bridge...if anyone is still interested by the time I finally get them listened to. They're all in my library.
Denise wrote: "I have a busy couple of months, so bare that in mind, but I would eventually jump into the discussions of NOS4A2, Fellside, or The Boy on the Bridge...."I would be interested in Fellside or The Boy On the Bridge, whenever you get to them but I would be reading them-I don't do well with audio anything :D
Michelle wrote: "I've been wanting to listen to something by Ania Ahlborn lately, because I think her writing is creepy AF. I haven't listened to any of her writing but I would like to. Two that I am thinking about..."I would also be interested in Within These Walls and/or The Devil Crept In, but as I mentioned before I would be reading them.
It's not a problem at all if you decide to read instead of listen just nice to have more participants in the conversation.
Let's keep those suggestions coming. I will be shutting down nominations in the next day or two and putting up the poll.
Nominations are now closed. Poll to go live 5-23-17. Thank you for your participation and don't forget to vote!
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Books mentioned in this topic
Gone South (other topics)Night Watch (other topics)
NOS4A2 (other topics)
The Thicket (other topics)
Within These Walls (other topics)
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Sergei Lukyanenko (other topics)Robert R. McCammon (other topics)
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