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[Erin]

Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West

[Ctgt]

Started Seraphina's Lament

[sonya]

Erin i loved that book
Myself I'm reading the shooters by web Griffin. It's due back by the 5th

[Arka]

Reading Sour Candy

[Erin]

Sonya wrote: "Erin i loved that book
Myself I'm reading the shooters by web Griffin. It's due back by the 5th"

I am still early into it. I have heard a lot of different opinions about it.

[Spyros]

Halfway through Paths of Glory

[Clint]

Almost finished with Adrian's Undead Diary Omnibus volume 1. I started out reading this online as a blog. The author Chris Philbrook finally pulled all his posts together into an awesome book. This centers around a man who is trying to survive the zombie apocalypse written as daily entries into his journal. This made my keep for life shelf. Thanks Chris!

[Gavin]

Starting The Sandman series, Preludes & Nocturnes to take a break from Lovecraft for a bit.

[L. Smashing]

slowly working my way through Ghost Story. Only 100 pages in at this point.

[Iona]

I'm actually reading Salem's Lot and the Silence starting out the year. Five books into my 20 challenge! PS if anyone has any recommendations, please feel free to share. I've seen some nice titles on this feed so far and I will be checking out some of them.

[Char]

Arka wrote: "Char wrote: "I'm starting two:

and ."

Have you read The Hatching series?"

I have! I enjoyed them overall, but I didn't think they were GREAT, if that makes any sense?

[Char]

tattooedreader13 wrote: "DNFing The Mansion, it's too much of a Shining rip-off without any of the finesse of the Shining.

Just started The Cedar Cage and I'm also reading/listening to [boo..."

I don't blame you! I also DNFd [bookcover:The Mansion|38355263] and I was bummed to do it, because I did enjoy his other books.

[Krystal]

Taking a non-fiction interlude with Pain is Potential: Finding Purpose Through Your Story by Sophie Pham

Her past is like a horror story, though. What this girl has been through!

[Alan]

Just cracked it open and discovered it's a signed copy. Didn't even realize it when I bought it at a library book sale awhile back. How cool is that?

[Erin]

The Wolf Road

[Krystal]

Alan wrote: "

Just cracked it open and discovered it's a signed copy. Didn't even realize it when I bought it at a library book sale awhile back. How cool is that?"

Very cool, Alan!

[Erin]

Alan wrote: "

Just cracked it open and discovered it's a signed copy. Didn't even realize it when I bought it at a library book sale awhile back. How cool is that?"

That's a great find!

[Char]

Alan wrote: "

Just cracked it open and discovered it's a signed copy. Didn't even realize it when I bought it at a library book sale awhile back. How cool is that?"

That's pretty freaking cool. :)

[Gavin]

The Doll's House

[sonya]

That's awesome Alan

[Erin]

With Malice

[Sabine]

Cat's Cradle

[Arka]

Dracul

[Atlanta]

Little heaven by nick cutter

[WendyB]

The Golem and the Jinni Only a few pages in and already loving it.

[Oscar]

I am continuing my Clive Barker kick with The Thief of Always.

[Arka]

Char wrote: "Arka wrote: "Char wrote: "I'm starting two:

and ."

Have you read The Hatching series?"

I have! I enjoyed them..."

Not great..but fast paced and fun...there's another you can try out Spiderstalk ...it's somewhat like Mills and Boons meets Jason Bourne with monstrous spiders !

[Spyros]

Death: The High Cost of Living and this One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (both greek edition).

[Char]

[Erin]

The Chalk Man

[Brianna]

The Girls' Weekend Murder by Lynn McPherson and Dark Mountain by Richard Laymon who is one of my favorite authors

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Antarctic Ice Beasts

[sonya]

Brianna have you read Body Rides yet by Richard laymon?

[Char]

I've started two:
(Giant mutant cockroaches!)

[Arka]

The Shadow Out of Time by H. P. Lovecraft

[Tim]

by John Langan I’m about halfway through and it’s incredibly a fresh breath into the horror genre.

[sonya]

Weave world by Clive barker

[Alan]

Tim wrote: " by John Langan I’m about halfway through and it’s incredibly a fresh breath into the horror genre."

One of the best books I've read in years, if not ever. Assuming you're still happy with it at the end, you should try Langan's House of Windows.

[Amity Horror]

I'm trying my hand at Stephen King's The Stand!

[Tim]

Alan wrote: "Tim wrote: " by John Langan I’m about halfway through and it’s incredibly a fresh breath into the horror genre."

One of the best books I've read in..."

I completely agree with that sentiment. I just finished it. It’s been a long time since a horror novel outside a select few authors have brought me to enjoy a book so much.
And to continue I am now starting

[Tattooed Horror]

Currently listening to Undead Girl Gang by Lily Anderson, which I'm really enjoying so far. Also slowly reading A Stir of Echoes by Richard Matheson, not sure about this one so far.

[Alan]

Tim wrote: "I completely agree with that sentiment. I just finished it. It’s been a long time since a horror novel outside a select few authors have brought me to enjoy a book so much.
And to continue I am now starting House of Windows by John Langan."

[Anne (w/ an E)]

Zombie

[Erin]

All the Missing Girls

[Krystal]

by Jay Kristoff

[Cujo]

Strange Weather

[sonya]

Killjoy. I loved the stand

[Randy]

Tim wrote: "Alan wrote: "Tim wrote: " by John Langan I’m about halfway through and it’s incredibly a fresh breath into the horror genre."

One of the best books..."

I hope you enjoy House of Windows. I think it's an underappreciated novel.

[Randy]

Theodora Goss' The Strange Case of the Alchemist's Daughter. Goss' In the Forest of Forgetting was a wonderful collection, the stories having a dark fairytale-like feel. This novel tells a tale about the convergence of the daughters of certain notable Victorian fathers, plus one pre-Victorian father. So it's working with horror tropes, but early on I'm mostly enjoying the Goss' wittiness.

[L. Smashing]

I just started Interview with the Vampire because my new coworker/bff said it was her favorite book ever. I'm moving quickly through it, but I don't think I'm really enjoying it that much. :\