What Are You Currently Reading - 2019 Showing 201-250 of 1,028

[Erin]

The Devil in the White City: Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair That Changed America

[Jessica]

The Exorcist

[Amity Horror]

Department 19: Battle Lines by Will Hill
Battle Lines

[Robert]

"The Walking Dead" graphic novels from Image Comics.

[Atlanta]

Under the dome

[sonya]

Hazardous duty by web Griffin

[Nancy]

Little Darlings

[Sonja]

I'm Thinking of Ending Things

[Krystal]

Prince of Nightmares by John McNee

[SSteppenwolFF]

Krystal wrote: "Prince of Nightmares by John McNee"

Thanks Krystal I just ordered this one from ValoreBooks ... ☮️

[Krystal]

SSteppenwolFF wrote: "Krystal wrote: "Prince of Nightmares by John McNee"

Thanks Krystal I just ordered this one from ValoreBooks ... ☮️"

Picked this up when it was on Randy's list of Amazon freebies recently so glad to have paid the love forward! :)

[Tim]

Currently reading , an old scifi novel I snagged at the used book store I frequent.

[Greg]

and

[Char]

I think I'm going to start The Wolf and the Watchman

[Erin]

Neverwhere

[[deleted user]]

For a buddy read. This was featured in Paperbacks from Hell: The Twisted History of '70s and '80s Horror Fiction, but so far, it rather reads like a cop/crime thriller.

[Violeta]

Dangers of Smoking in Bed, by Argentinian Mariana Enríquez (short horror stories). One of the best short stories writer I've read.

[Joe]

I'm reading books on spiders, ancient Athens and lots of ghost stories for my next book.

[Topher]

I’m reading The 4th Wheel Of Time Book, Alien Agenda, I’m thinking of Ending It, and Sapiens.

[Sylvia]

Black Dahlia Red Rose. By Piu Eatwell

[Krystal]

Have started Halcyon by Rio Youers

[Atlanta]

Krystal I loved halcyon

[sonya]

Trunk music
Hazardous duty
Dead or alive
The crossing

[Alan]

Fresh from the library, about to start:

[Robert]

Anyone read, "Audrey Rose" by Frank Defelitta (sp?) from the '70s ?
Thoughts?

[Krystal]

Atl wrote: "Krystal I loved halcyon"

Good to know! I'm about 180 pages in and it certainly hasn't disappointed me yet!

[Gavin]

Currently reading The Great and Secret Show

[Char]

Robert wrote: "Anyone read, "Audrey Rose" by Frank Defelitta (sp?) from the '70s ?
Thoughts?"

I did and I enjoyed it. However, it is a bit slow moving and it turns into a courtroom drama during the last quarter or so.

[Glenn]

JaeRavenClaw wrote: "Currently reading The Late Night Horror Show

and muddling through Baby Teeth :)"
i gave up on Baby Teeth., Just wasn't for me.

[Glenn]

The Playing Card Killer, Dead Sea, and Physics of the Future: How Science Will Shape Human Destiny and Our Daily Lives by the Year 2100

[sonya]

Just started the fallen by baldacci

[[deleted user]]

Necrophilia: Forensic and Medico-Legal Aspects

[Krystal]

Ekel wrote: "Necrophilia: Forensic and Medico-Legal Aspects"

This sounds all kinds of fascinating messed up.

[Tim]

Going to start A House at the Bottom of a Lake by Josh Malerman

[Erin]

Flight or Fright

[Kenneth]

Char wrote: "Robert wrote: "Anyone read, "Audrey Rose" by Frank Defelitta (sp?) from the '70s ?
Thoughts?"

I did and I enjoyed it. However, it is a bit slow moving and it turns into a courtroom drama during th..."

Robert wrote: "Anyone read, "Audrey Rose" by Frank Defelitta (sp?) from the '70s ?
Thoughts?"

I did, too. Many of the authors from the 70s and 80s had a slow burn storytelling style. I actually enjoy that from time to time. I flip back and forth from the fast paced romps of many of today's author's to an older paperback from TBR collection that has a slow, steady build up and character development.

[SSteppenwolFF]

Gavin wrote: "Currently reading The Great and Secret Show"

Excellent novel !!! Enjoy !!! ☮️

[[deleted user]]

Glenn wrote: "JaeRavenClaw wrote: "Currently reading The Late Night Horror Show

and muddling through Baby Teeth :)"
i gave up on Baby Teeth., Just wasn't for me."

I gave up too, Glenn. I tried so hard lol, but I'm sure at some point I will finish it. Switched over to Craven Manor for now and starting to really enjoy it

[SSteppenwolFF]

Took a little break from The Religion and peeking into Letters From The Looney Bin . Also got Containment: The Death of Earth by mail a little ways back and I'm very tempted to slip The Religion back in my TBR shelf and dive into some Charlee Jacobs beautiful insanity Containment: The Death of Earth ... ☮️

[Kenneth]

Krystal wrote: "Have started Halcyon by Rio Youers"

Great book. Probably my favorite of 2018.

[Char]

I'm currently reading with the group. I just started but I like the vibe already.

[David]

I'm reading AND HELL FOLLOWED: An Anthology - Christine Morgan's Story is my favorite one so far. She has such a funny take on the Bible. She should be a stand-up comedian.
The Women in the Walls (Group Read)
Pro Techniques For Home Recording - The Digital Home Studio Bible
Along Came a Spider
Crash and Burn - Artie's one of the funniest guys around today. I haven't really kept up on his situation, but I hope he's taking better care of himself. I kind of went out of order on this one. After I'm done with this book, I'll go back and read "Too Fat to Fish" which I guess is more autobiographical while Crash and Burn mostly touches on his struggle with drugs.

[sonya]

Along came a spider was good

[Arka]

I am currently reading The Willows by Algernon Blackwood.

[Randy]

Arka wrote: "I am currently reading The Willows by Algernon Blackwood."

Great story. Slow burn, and maybe all the more effective for that.

[Char]

Arka wrote: "I am currently reading The Willows by Algernon Blackwood."

That's one of my favorite classic horror tales. It's full of creepy atmosphere.

[Craig]

'Salem's Lot. Heard good things about this one.

[Pam]

I just started Ghost Camera, by Darcy Coates.

[Atlanta]

I also
Enjoyed along came a spider.

[Erin]

A Winter Haunting