What Are You Currently Reading - 2021 Showing 701-750 of 1,065

[MjA]

Thirteen Storeys

[Sassy Sedusa]

Turdmummy

[Peter]

C***sucker by Lucas Milliron;

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/5...

[Amanda]

I just got The Invited by Jennifer McMahon from the library. I am about halfway through and I am really enjoying it so far.

[Erin]

Amanda wrote: "I just got The Invited by Jennifer McMahon from the library. I am about halfway through and I am really enjoying it so far.

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I've been wanting to read that one. It sounds good.

[Kasia]

I'm still unpacking some books lol, and pulled out this whimsical copy of The Strange Library by Haruki Murakami, the story starts on the cover under the flap, so I sat down to read the page then kept going and I'm almost done. It's such a great feeling when that happens. What a crazy and magical story, wow.

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Kasia wrote: "I'm still unpacking some books lol, and pulled out this whimsical copy of The Strange Library by Haruki Murakami, the story starts on the cover under the flap, so I sat down to read the page then k..."

Unpacking books is always a big task! I’ve only read one Murakami book so far, but am looking forward to more and this one sounds very interesting. Glad you are enjoying it :)

I’m currently reading The Institute by Stephen King, loving it so far!

[Kasia]

Michelle wrote: "Unpacking books is always a big task! I’ve only read one Murakami book so far, but am looking forward to more and this one sounds very interesting. Glad you are enjoying it :)

I’m currently reading The Institute by Stephen King, loving it so far!"

It really is, and somehow it still doesn't stop me from buying more haha. That said this book was incredible, actually made me cry in the end.

Ohh I've wanted to read this for ages, not sure what box it's still packed in haha.

[Erin]

Broken Things

[Badseedgirl]

The Shadows

For 80% this book was one thing, then all of a sudden, it is taking a hard right turn into WTF territory!

[Peter]

Our Lady of the Scythe by BJ Swann;

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/5...

[Amity Horror]

The Chain by Adrian McKinity The Chain

[Scott]

Madhouse at the End of the Earth: The Belgica's Journey into the Dark Antarctic Night

real-life horror about a Belgian Antarctic expedition that got stuck in the ice. For fans of Dan Simmons's "The Terror"

[Char]

Jeff McIntosh wrote: "Right in the middle of "The Narrows" by Malfi...."

LOVED that book so much!

[Char]

I just started one of our group reads and another, .
This is my third read of The Elementals and it's just as good as I remember.

[Erin]

Scott wrote: "Madhouse at the End of the Earth: The Belgica's Journey into the Dark Antarctic Night

real-life horror about a Belgian Antarctic expedition that got stuck in the ice. For fans of D..."

That sounds really good, I love The Terror.

[Erin]

The Perfect Mother

[Marie]

I am reading these three:

Dust Devils by Jonathan Janz

Beast by Anna Willett

and

Infected by Bobby Adair

[sonya]

Spatters Falls

[Ryan]

Currently doing Jordaline's Spooky Smart Bitch Readathon, so working on some horror manga (The Girl from the Other Side: Siúil, A Rún, Volume 1 and Inside Mari, Vol. 1) as well as The Devil in Silver and The Worm and His Kings.

[Reese]

Clown in a Cornfield by Adam Cesare

[LTJ]

Just started Billy Summers by Stephen King and already instantly hooked!

[Ronald]

Blood and Rain by Glenn Rolfe and I'm really enjoying it.

[Kasia]

LTJ wrote: "Just started Billy Summers by Stephen King and already instantly hooked!"

Same, I'm only 40 pages in but really digging it.

[Kasia]

Ronald wrote: "Blood and Rain by Glenn Rolfe and I'm really enjoying it."

Loved that one, solid story.

[Peter]

Started The Black Farm by Elias Witherow;

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3...

[Rachel]

[Erin]

American Psycho

[Jeff]

The Rim of Morning by William Sloane, consistingTo Walk the Night and Edge of Running Water (which was made into a Boris Karloff movie in the 40s..The Devil Commands...) of two novels of cosmic horror...


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[Char]

I'm reading Christopher Golden's latest which comes out in January, I guess:
Road of Bones

[Randy]

Jeff McIntosh wrote: "The Rim of Morning by William Sloane, consistingTo Walk the Night and Edge of Running Water (which was made into a Boris Karloff movie in the 40s..The Devil Commands...) of two novels of cosmic hor..."

I think as long as you remember when they were written, both are very enjoyable novels.

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[Johann]

Reading Catriona Ward's THE LAST HOUSE ON NEEDLESS STREET and it is just fantastic.

No real horror so far, just a lovely spooky weirdness.

[WendyB , Witchy Woman]

[Char]

Johann wrote: "Reading Catriona Ward's THE LAST HOUSE ON NEEDLESS STREET and it is just fantastic.

No real horror so far, just a lovely spooky weirdness."

LOVE LOVE LOVE that book!

[Kasia]

I got a few ebooks today I might throw into my reading shuffle but right now I'm enjoying The Institute by Stephen King. I wasn't really planning on reading this one but I picked it up as I was organizing books, and out of curiosity read the first page and sat down and read a few more then decided to what the heck, lets read another King.

[Erin]

Billy Summers

[sonya]

Crave by Tracy Wolff

[Noeli]

The Running Man

[Peter]

Return to the Black Farm by Elias Witherow;

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

[[deleted user]]

Weird, strange and curious events and accounts from real medical emergency rooms. I am mainly reading stuff like this these days. The books were written for a German audience, but if anyone has international recommendations for strange but true tales from the walks of life, I'd appreciate it.

[LTJ]

The Final Girl Support Group by Grady Hendrix, it’s fantastic so far and am shooting to finish it by the end of the week!

[Marie]

Reading these three:

Last Wrong Turn

The Entity

and

The Ghosts of Miller's Crossing

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Currently working on They Thirst and The Works of John Keats . Just finishing up The Sound and the Fury today as well. Hope everyone has a great day :)

[Randy]

Michelle wrote: "Currently working on They Thirst and The Works of John Keats . Just finishing up The Sound and the Fury today as well. Hope everyone has a great day :)"

That's an interesting mix. Makes me feel like a slacker.

Finished a friends' manuscript - a mystery - and poking slowly through The Dead Hours of Night.

[Spyros]

Currently reading

[[deleted user]]

Science is awesome.

[LTJ]

Just started Night Shift by Stephen King!

[Noeli]

Dean KoontzPhantoms Can

[Ozsaur]

Allison - really getting into it.