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[Atlanta]

All the missing girls, interview with the vampire are both on my tbr shelf . Currently I’m reading the wastelands, ghost story, and listening to little heaven, pet semetary.

[Atlanta]

Strange weather is in my kindle library too.

[Monica]

After Pet samatary I started which I'm already enjoying. I'm also continuing with but I needed something lighter.

[Spyros]

I've started

[Ashkoff]

Just started Inspection by Josh Malerman

[Gavin]

Season of Mists

[Erin]

Children of Blood and Bone

[Spyros]

Murder on the Orient Express

[Erin]

I'll Be Gone in the Dark: One Woman's Obsessive Search for the Golden State Killer

[Erin]

Circe

[Krystal]

Erin wrote: "Circe"

Ooh I just bought that one so will be reading it soon!

I'm halfway through Dracul and have also started King of Scars

[Char]

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

It's one of my favorites of the year so far!

[Char]

and

[Erin]

Krystal wrote: "Erin wrote: "Circe"

Ooh I just bought that one so will be reading it soon!

I'm halfway through Dracul and have also started King of Scars"

I have high hopes for it.

[Catherine]

Silent Children by Ramsey Campbell - around half way through and loving it

[Spyros]

Strange Weather I like Joe Hill sooo much. Let's see how this goes... I'm around 30 pages into it and I'm loving it.

[Erin]

The Woman in the Window

[Nancy]

The House Next Door

[Erin]

Feed

[Vavita]

Me too Erin! I am the audio though... it is quite entertaining

[Rob]

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

It's one of my favorites of the ye..."

Hey, Char and Tim (or whoever): Upon reading more about this book and the author, who I've never heard of before, I'm pretty intrigued. Have you read any of his short story collections? Are they as good as this novel? I'm more keen on horror short stories than novels, but The Fisherman is definitely in my "to be bought" pile.

Oh. Now reading Son of the Endless Night by John Farris. Good read so far, but rather lacking in "horror"....

[L. Smashing]

Right now I'm reading The Graveyard Apartment and The Vampire Lestat

[Sterling]

Just started Swan Song by Robert McCammon.

[sonya]

L smashing I love Anne rice

[Nancy]

The Invited

[Erin]

Vavita wrote: "Me too Erin! I am the audio though... it is quite entertaining"

Glad to hear!

[Christian]

Started The Tea Party by Charles L. Grant today. 49 pages in and it is a nice change of pace from all the extreme horror I've been reading lately.

Also slowly making my way through I Wonder What Human Flesh Tastes Like by Justin Isis.

[Arka]

Batman Arkham Asylum 25th Anniversary and The Valancourt Book of Horror Stories: Volume One

[Randy]

Rob wrote: "Hey, Char and Tim (or whoever): Upon reading more about this book and the author, who I've never heard of before, I'm pretty intrigued. Have you read any of his short story collections? Are they as good as this novel? I'm more keen on horror short stories than novels, but The Fisherman is definitely in my "to be bought" pile."

The title story in Mr. Gaunt and Other Uneasy Encounters is a great update on Weird Tales weirdness. "On Skua Island," which reminded me a bit of Laird Barron's work, but which I found a bit more approachable, is one of the more viscerally frightening stories I've read in the new century. Probably because I expected more of same, the other stories didn't work for me as well. Not that they were bad, just of a different tone, intent and texture.

That didn't stop me from purchasing The Wide, Carnivorous Sky and Other Monstrous Geographies because I read at least three of the stories in it in "Best of" volumes: The title story, "City of the Dog" and "The Revel" are absolutely terrific short stories. It's in Mount TBR and I do intend to get to it as soon as possible.

I also second The Fisherman and I think Langan's House of Windows is one of the more criminally underrated horror novels of the last 10-12 years.

[Gavin]

I'm reading 化物語 (下) Bakemonogatari

[Amity Horror]

The Demonologist, it's the story of Lorraine and Ed Warren.

[Alan]

[Alan]

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

It's one of my favori..."

I haven't read his collections, but I have read one or two of his short tales in anthologies and it/they was/were good. But his novels are much better.

[Ctgt]

Rob wrote: "Hey, Char and Tim (or whoever): Upon reading more about this book and the author, who I've never heard of before, I'm pretty intrigued. Have you read any of his short story collections? Are they as good as this novel? I'm more keen on horror short stories than novels, but The Fisherman is definitely in my "to be bought" pile."

Loved The Fisherman and I am also a big fan of The Wide, Carnivorous Sky and Other Monstrous Geographies, here's my review

Wide, Carnivorous Sky

[Kelly B]

Nancy wrote: "The Invited"

How do you like it? I'm on hold for it at the library.

[Kelly B]

Alan wrote: ""

I remember reading this book "back in the day". It really creeped me out. I was maybe 13 or 14 at the time.

[Sonny]

KilljoyEQB wrote: "The Demonologist, it's the story of Lorraine and Ed Warren."

The Conjuring frightened me silly (at least the first one), this sounds interesting!

[Char]

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

It's one of my favori..."

I haven't read any of this short story collections yet, but since reading THE FISHERMAN, I know that I will be reading them soon.

[Char]

Christian wrote: "Started The Tea Party by Charles L. Grant today. 49 pages in and it is a nice change of pace from all the extreme horror I've been reading lately.

Also slowly making my way through I Wonder What H..."

I enjoyed that one quite a bit! I hope you do too. :)

[Char]

Nancy wrote: "The House Next Door"

What did you think of it, Nancy?

[Char]

I'm reading The Pandora Room by Christopher Golden. I'm having a blast so far!

[Nancy]

Char wrote: "Nancy wrote: "The House Next Door"

What did you think of it, Nancy?"

I liked it a lot!

[Nancy]

The Last Dog on Earth

[Krystal]

Just started The Neighbour by Fiona Cummins and it's really good!

[Alan]

Kelly B wrote: "Alan wrote: ""

I remember reading this book "back in the day". It really creeped me out. I was maybe 13 or 14 at the time."

It was a classic "back in the day" book.

[Ctgt]

The Regulators one of the Bachman books I never read.

[Oscar]

I am reading Galilee which I think is the most underrated Clive Barker book.

[Christian]

Char wrote: "Christian wrote: "Started The Tea Party by Charles L. Grant today. 49 pages in and it is a nice change of pace from all the extreme horror I've been reading lately.

Also slowly making my way throu..."

Thanks. I'm just over 100 pages in and really enjoying it so far.

[Christian]

Also started reading the newly released Master of Pain by Wrath James White & Kristopher Rufty from Death's Head Press.

[Erin]

The Ocean at the End of the Lane