What Are You Currently Reading - 2020

[Greg]

Continuing to read Michael Grant's Gone series with Fear.

[Alan]

Only 30 pages in, but already, wow, just wow!

[Christopher]

Just starting the decidedly non-horror Rich Man, Poor Man, but I’m planning to take breaks from that lengthy tome with Cemetery Dance Select: Simon Clark, part of CD’s series of short e-book “sampler plates” of various horror writers’ best short stories—as selected by the writers themselves.

[Char]

Christopher wrote: "Just starting the decidedly non-horror Rich Man, Poor Man, but I’m planning to take breaks from that lengthy tome with Cemetery Dance Select: Simon Clark, part of CD..."

Oooh, I have a couple of those, but Simon Clark wasn't one of them.

I'm rereading Peter Straub's Shadowland. I love me a good magician story.

[Atlanta]

Erin, I like the first half of horrorstor the second half not so much.

[Erin]

Shadow and Bone

[Christopher]

Char wrote: "Christopher wrote: "Just starting the decidedly non-horror Rich Man, Poor Man, but I’m planning to take breaks from that lengthy tome with [book:Cemetery Dance Select: Simon Clark|3..."

The Clark collection is great so far--recommended. That CD Select e-book series has another great title I'd recommend as well, but modesty prevents me from naming its author.

[Atlanta]

I’m reading a few: skeleton crew and Carrie by Stephen king, the best of the best horror of the year edited by Ellen Datlow.

[Alan]

I wasn't sure about this one at first, but the narrative just flies by, and it doesn't take long to get sucked into the story.

[Bear]

The Drowning Girl by Caitlín R. Kiernan

[Bob]

Scavenger hunt on kindle, the damned place on audible

[Spyros]

Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman. I'm 50 pages into it and I had already many bursts of laugh. Gaiman has a nice sense of humor which I hadn't seen in Stardust for example.

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Résumé with Monsters by William Browning Spencer

This might be some splendid paranoid fiction.

[Erin]

Shutter Island

[Ksinolaxano]

A Storm of Swords: Blood and Gold by George R. R. Martin and H. P. Lovecraft's Tales of Terror by H. P. Lovecraft, both extraordinary.

[Nancy]

Fight Club

[Tomi]

Decided not to finish the book I started over a month ago (Cold Moon Over Babylon). Now I'm reading Gateways to Abomination: Collected Short Fiction which seems a lot better.

[Monica]

I started a re read of Miss Peregrine's home for peculiar children. So far, so good, better than I remember.

[Abhishek]

Reading 'The Turn of the Key' which is supposed to be a Haunted Smart House story. It's okay so far and Ruth Ware does a good job of building an anxious albeit human protagonist. I'm a third of the way in and I think spooky stuff is about to go down.

[Christopher]

The Manifestations of Sherlock Holmes—fun Holmes pastiches by James Lovegrove, some of which contain horrific elements.

[Atlanta]

The best of the best horror of the year edited by Ellen datlow for a book club.


https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4...

[Greg]

Started Light and am enjoying it so far.

[Nancy]

When the English Fall

[Rachel]

[Erin]

One of Us Is Lying

[Abhishek]

Erin wrote: "One of Us Is Lying"

Super keen to hear your thoughts on this one. I keep eyeing it at my library.

[Krystal]

Erin wrote: "One of Us Is Lying"

I enjoyed that one so curious about the sequel!

[Erin]

I'm still early into it. I think there may be a third book out or is coming out soon.

[Abhishek]

Time to crack open Dracul

[Lisa]

Abhishek wrote: "Time to crack open Dracul"

I loved that book - enjoy!

[Char]

I enjoyed as well!

I'm starting by Andy Davidson. I'm super excited because I loved his book , which I read last year. It was a phenomenal piece of work and I'm hoping this one is too.

I'm also still reading by Christopher Slatsky. This collection is beyond good and today is its release day. I'm looking forward to finishing this by the end of the week, hopefully.

[Jen | Prairiebookgirl]

Ghosts by Noel Hynd:)

[Atlanta]

I’m also reading patient zero by Jonathan maberry, I really like it.


https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1...

[Erin]

Abhishek wrote: "Time to crack open Dracul"

I have that on my TBR list, hope you enjoy it!

[Christopher]

Whitby Vampyrrhic by Simon Clark. I really enjoy the vivid sense of place in Clark’s Whitby novels.

[Mike]

Stephen King On Writing. The Collected Stories of Richard Yates.

[Erin]

Darkly Dreaming Dexter

[Christian]

The Fucking Zombie Apocalypse by Bryan Smith

[Rachel]

I don't usually read YA, but someone told me this was good?

[Erin]

Rachel wrote: "

I don't usually read YA, but someone told me this was good?"

I have read some of her other series but not that one. She is a good writer so hopefully you like it.

[Rachel]

Erin wrote: "I have read some of her other series but not that one. She is a good writer so hopefully you like it."

Unfortunately, I ended up dropping it. It was trying to be edgy, but in a really juvenile way. It's written for teenagers so I'm not surprised. Just not my cup of tea, I guess.

[Kasia]

Erin wrote: "I'm still early into it. I think there may be a third book out or is coming out soon."

3rd? Nice! I enjoyed the 1st and about to get the second.

[Kasia]

Finished the 11th book and had to jump right into the next.. those damn addictive Pendergast books!

Two Graves (Pendergast, #12) by Douglas Preston

[Atlanta]

I finished patient zero, and started wayward, the 2nd book in the wayward pines series.

I have darkly dreaming dexter on my shelf waiting to be read.

I also got the 2nd Pendergast with an audible credit this month, they were having a promotion if you used 2 credit get a $5 coupon so that was one of my selections.

[Rachel]

[Nancy]

Pandemic

[Victor *You Bow to No One*]

Military Fiction Thriller and

[Krystal]

Getting back to Department Q with The Scarred Woman

[Erin]

Wraith

[Erin]

These Broken Stars