What Are You Currently Reading - 2019 Showing 401-450 of 1,028

[Gavin]

I'm reading Rama II right now.

[Christian]

Started The Mongrel by Seán O’Connor

[Erin]

The Secrets She Keeps

[Christian]

Starting The Bighead by Edward Lee

[Char]

by Hunter Shea.

[L. Smashing]

The Cormorant, The Vampire Lestat, We Should Have Left Well Enough Alone

[Gavin]

Started Catch-22

[Karen]

The Forlorned Reading this for my A-Z Challenge.

The Magic Mountain This is quite a long book, so I am reading it during the car shows hubby & I attend. I can only look at cars for so long, and then I sit and read.

[Erin]

Char wrote: " by Hunter Shea."

How are his books?

[Char]

Erin wrote: "Char wrote: " by Hunter Shea."

How are his books?"

Most of his books that I've read so far have been creature features, romping and chomping-lots of fun!
One of his more serious books: Creature, (which I went into thinking it was a creature feature), is probably in my top 20 books of all time.
This one is more of a historical fiction/supernatural horror, and though it's too soon to really tell? I like it quite a bit so far. :)

[Char]

L. Smashing wrote: "The Cormorant, The Vampire Lestat, We Should Have Left Well Enough Alone"

Whoohoo! The Cormorant is SO GOOD! I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!

[Nancy]

One Word Kill

[L. Smashing]

Char wrote: "L. Smashing wrote: "The Cormorant, The Vampire Lestat, We Should Have Left Well Enough Alone"

Whoohoo! The Cormorant is SO GOOD! I hope y..."

I really don't like birds. Of any kind. So it's making me very uncomfortable, which I suppose is the point. lol. Especially when he writes about the spewing poo. UGH! Gives me the heebie jeebies.

[Christian]

Started two more:

The Writhing Skies by Betty Rocksteady

and

Alone with the Horrors: The Great Short Fiction of Ramsey Campbell 1961-1991 by Ramsey Campbell

[Erin]

Sphere

[Erin]

Pieces of Her

[Christian]

Dark Father by Tom Piccirilli

and

A Princess of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs

[Char]

Christian wrote: "Dark Father by Tom Piccirilli

and

A Princess of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs"

I love me some Tom Piccirilli, I hope you enjoy it!

I'm reading When Darkness Loves Us

[Jeff]

Ghost - an anthology by Marvin Kaye, from Doubleday

[Randy]

Jeff McIntosh wrote: "Ghost - an anthology by Marvin Kaye, from Doubleday"

One I've dipped into often over the years without ever quite finishing. Some really good stories in there.

For me, Time Burial : The Collected Fantasy Tales of Howard Wandrei by Howard Wandrei.

[sonya]

The Cutthroat by Clive Cussler

[Erin]

The Lost City of the Monkey God

[Char]

I'm starting two:
and

[Catherine]

Christian wrote: "Started two more:

The Writhing Skies by Betty Rocksteady

and

Alone with the Horrors: The Great Short Fiction of Ramsey Campbell 1961-1991 by [autho..."

I love Ramsey Campbell's stories and this is a great collection

[Catherine]

Wychwood by George Mann

[Erin]

The Circle

[Marie]

Reading these two heavily:

by John Gwynne

and

by Shirley Jackson

[Catherine]

The Wonderful Discovery of Witches in the County of Lancaster: Thomas Pott's Original Account Modernized & Introduced by Robert Poole by Robert Poole - this is an updating of the infamous Lancaster Witch trials of 1612 and includes the original, highly detailed, account of the trials themselves. Fascinating. Thomas Potts' account was heavily referenced in the Salem Witch Trials eighty years later, including the use of child witnesses whose testimony alone sent innocent people to their deaths. How many old scores and family feuds were settled in the name of justice?

[Char]

I am starting a non-fiction read: The Divide: American Injustice in the Age of the Wealth Gap by Matt Taibbi. He did a lot of reporting for Rolling Stone magazine. I'm listening to it, narrated by the great Ray Porter.

[Atlanta]

Currently reading hex, and it seems inspired by pet semetary.

[Erin]

Judge & Jury

[Char]

A Penny For Your Thoughts

[Isidora]

Im currently reading end of watch;)

[Laurie (barksbooks)]

These are the books I am trying to read but people won't leave me alone long enough to read more than a chapter or two. Cry for me, lol.


Teeth (reading for my own joy)


Pet Sematary (reread on audio - I meant to read this in time for the group chat but that didn't happen - Boo to the people again)

&


The Winter People (reading for the Ladies Of Horror Fiction Readalong)

[sonya]

The Winter People is on my TBR

[Erin]

The Winter People is a good one.

[Christian]

Recently started Viriconium by M. John Harrison

and Cover by Jack Ketchum

[Gavin]

Having a jolly good time with The Canterbury Tales

[Erin]

No Country for Old Men

[Grant]

[Morgan]

Origin by Jack Kilborn.

[Erin]

The Last Town

[Erin]

Hollow City

[Christian]

Started Camp Slasher: A gory dark horror novel by Dan Padavona

[Sam]

I’m currently reading wolves of the calla, by Stephen king.

[Catherine]

The Sorrows by Jonathan Janz I love his books and I am gradually catching up

[Krystal]

Sam wrote: "I’m currently reading wolves of the calla, by Stephen king."

That's one of my favourites from the series! Enjoy!

[Ashkoff]

A Noise Downstairs - Linwood Barclay

[Greg]

Started Once Upon a Time in the Weird West yesterday.

[Kevin]

Scouse Gothic 2 by Ian McKinney & Blood on the Bar by Iain Rob Wright