What Are You Currently Reading - 2020

[Rachel]

[Christopher]

Not “horror” in a genre sense, but plenty of darkness here...
Furious Hours: Murder, Fraud, and the Last Trial of Harper Lee

[Kasia]

I read on Sarah's Twitter that this is going to be on Netflix this summer so finally wanted to read it, I've liked her writing for years since she used to publish horror through Leisure books, so I'm excited to spend a few hours with this today :)


Behind Her Eyes by Sarah Pinborough

"In Behind Her Eyes, Sarah Pinborough has written a novel that takes the modern day love triangle and not only turns it on its head, but completely reinvents it in a way that will leave readers reeling."

[Kasia]

Rachel wrote: ""

<3 such a great story

[Christopher]

I’ve been reading this huge anthology for a while now.
Brave New Worlds

[Xavier]

The Living Dead by Romero. I expected better.

https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Alastor]

The Ancestor by Danielle Tressoni. One family's ancestry leads to an earth shaking discovery.

[Troy]

A couple brand new releases:
Brian Moreland's Tomb of Gods
Glenn Rolfe's Until Summer Comes Around

[Erin]

If It Bleeds

[Rachel]

Kasia wrote: "<3 such a great story"

Yeah, I really like it so far. It's been a good read. :)

[Karen]

by David Wong and I'm kinda bummed that it's the last book of the John & Dave series.

[Rachel]

Karen wrote: " by David Wong and I'm kinda bummed that it's the last book of the John & Dave series."

Can't wait to read that one! John Dies at the End ended up being one of favorite books. Hope you enjoy! :)

[David]

Just starting A Fine Dark Line by Joe R. Lansdale

[Naomi]

about half way through Time of Contempt by Andrzej Sapkowski

[Alan]

Karen wrote: " by David Wong and I'm kinda bummed that it's the last book of the John & Dave series."

*SPOILER ALERT*


Wong is currently working on a 4th book.

[Kasia]

I wasn't sure what to pick next after reading late into the night yesterday and being book drunk today haha so I decided to get a little head start on the June Group read :)


Vampire on the Orient Express by Shane Carrow

[David]

Just starting Hex by Thomas Olde Heuvelt

[Spyros]

Just started

[Monica]

I'm reading The stand by King and wondering what to start next.

[Ctgt]

About halfway through These Women

[Christopher]

I’m a few stories into J.N. Williamson’s


Frights of Fancy

and now starting Ramsey Campbell’s

The Hungry Moon.

[Erin]

Girl with a Pearl Earring

[Erin]

Lucky

[Char]

I'm reading a collection of novellas by Mick Garris. To be honest, I'd never heard of him until Fangoria approached me about this book: These Evil Things We Do: The Mick Garris Collection. So far this collection is bringing the WOWS.

[Anne (w/ an E)]

The Sun Down Motel

[Erin]

Anne (w/ an E) wrote: "The Sun Down Motel"

I won that book in a giveaway, I really liked it. I hope you do as well.

[Char]

Yesterday afternoon I started Joe Lansdale's . It's great so far, as Lansdale always is.

[Krystal]

I just started The Animals at Lockwood Manor which I was expecting to be kinda historical fiction with a side of mystery but so far it's actually kinda creepy! The house is haunted, people are having nightmares and our MC just found what seems to be a voodoo doll under the bed. So I'm loving it so much more than expected!

[Erin]

Night Road

[Monica]

I'm reading

[Erin]

Trapped

[Angela]

I'm reading . I've been in a horror mood lately!

[Char]

I'm reading Devil's Creek . I'm just over halfway through and it's excellent!

[Erin]

Little Fires Everywhere

[Scott]

I'm currently reading

[Christopher]

Hawksbill Station

[Dawn]

Just finished Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep. So very good and similar but also different from the movie (Blade Runner) and liked them both. Very thought provoking sci fi and creepy too which is what I’m needing right now

[Monica]

I'm reading and am rally enjoying it.

[David]

Char wrote: "I'm reading a collection of novellas by Mick Garris. To be honest, I'd never heard of him until Fangoria approached me about this book: [book:These Evil Things We Do: The Mick Garri..."

He's primarily a director who does lots of horror. He has a good podcast called Post Mortem in which he interviews horror filmmakers.

[Christopher]

Mick Garris also has a story in . It's a prequel to Matheson's "I Am Legend."

[Christopher]

I’m now starting

Reign by Chet Williamson.

[Erin]

Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire

[Christopher]

The Twilight Man: Rod Serling and the Birth of Television

[Christopher]

The City We Became

[Dawn]

Lovecraft Country by Matt Ruff; half way through, literary, fascinating, funny, sad, poignant (and starting to get a little bit creepy) but feels so true and real in these times and relevant in our history of racism.

[Randy]

Dawn wrote: "Lovecraft Country by Matt Ruff; half way through, literary, fascinating, funny, sad, poignant (and starting to get a little bit creepy) but feels so true and real in these times and relevant in our..."

I read it last year. A really fine novel, and timely. Looking forward to the adaptation of it HBO starts airing in August.

[Dawn]

Oh didn’t know that was happening, I will look forward to that, thx!

[Rachel]

[Christopher]

World of Hurt: Selected Stories by Thomas Tessier

[Erin]

Above the Ether