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[Erin]

LTJ wrote: "Just started House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski!"

Enjoy, it's a crazy book.

[Joe]

Salem's Lot.

Loving it so far. About 30% of the way in. Love the intricate details of each character, the setting. Everything.

Couldn't sleep the other night and made the terrible mistake of trying to read this alone at 3:30am. I do not recommend doing that if you value dreams over nightmares.

[Joe]

LTJ wrote: "Just started House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski!"

How does it read? I've been intrested in it but the formatting makes it seem like a difficult read?

[Char]

Joe wrote: "Salem's Lot.

Loving it so far. About 30% of the way in. Love the intricate details of each character, the setting. Everything.

Couldn't sleep the other night and made the terrible mistake of tryi..."

Salem's Lot is definitely a favorite of mine and I've read it 2-3 times now. It never fails to scare, even when I already know what's going to happen.

[Krystal]

Joe wrote: "Salem's Lot.

Loving it so far. About 30% of the way in. Love the intricate details of each character, the setting. Everything.

Couldn't sleep the other night and made the terrible mistake of tryi..."

Definitely had some nightmares when I read that one!

[Kasia]

Half way through The Last House on Needless Street by Catriona Ward, which is also a group read this month, really into it, it's odd and intense and keeps pulling you in for a little more every time you want to close it.

[Mallory]

I'm also reading Salem's lot! I just started this evening, but seeing some other comments on it has me really excited to keep reading!

[Monica]

I was actually thinking of rereading that as well!

[Peter]

The Jersey Devil

[Randy]

The Women of Weird Tales

Also, Monster, She Wrote: The Women Who Pioneered Horror and Speculative Fiction

[Char]

Nice! I want those two Valancourt books.

[Taylor]

I've only just started the other day, but things are already getting weirder, and I'm excited to see where this goes!

[Randy]

Char wrote: "Nice! I want those two Valancourt books."

Monster, She Wrote: The Women Who Pioneered Horror and Speculative Fiction is from Quirk Books. I don't know if the two publishers are connected, but Valancourt's ties to two Quirk publications, Monster and Paperbacks from Hell: The Twisted History of '70s and '80s Horror Fiction, have spawned some very good books. I plan on picking up The Bishop of Hell and Other Stories and I've already read and greatly enjoyed The Dead Hours of Night and A Nest of Nightmares.

[Ozsaur]

Anno Dracula

[Dave]

Harvest Home by Thomas Tryon

[Sabine]

I started reading 'Salem's Lot last night. I read it years ago, but can't remember much about it, so I'm looking forward to a re-read. Plus it seemed like a good choice for October!

[Navi]

Hi everyone! I've recently gotten back into reading horror :)

I'm currently reading:

- KU, a fun fast-paced alien horror
- 30% in and really enjoying this! Highly recommend the audiobook
- KU, horror comedy
- KU, not too far in but this is my first book by Ketchum

[Navi]

Sabine wrote: "I started reading 'Salem's Lot last night. I read it years ago, but can't remember much about it, so I'm looking forward to a re-read. Plus it seemed like a good choice for October!"

I listened to Salem's Lot last month and really enjoyed it!!

[Krystal]

Started Tender Is the Flesh and yep, it's pretty disturbing.

[Kasia]

I'm jumping between two totally opposite genres, one is

The Shadow of the Gods by John Gwynne which is a Norse high fantasy and it's really hitting the spot right now.
The Shadow of the Gods



And Midnight From Beyond the Stars by Kenneth W. Cain, a space horror anthology which has been hella good, at night I have to peel myself away from it because I read way too late.
Midnight From Beyond the Stars

[Kasia]

Krystal wrote: "Started Tender Is the Flesh and yep, it's pretty disturbing."

I've had my eyes on it lately but I'm also apprehensive to get it haha.

[WendyB]

Kasia wrote: "Krystal wrote: "Started Tender Is the Flesh and yep, it's pretty disturbing."

I've had my eyes on it lately but I'm also apprehensive to get it haha."

Been interested in that one too but I'm also a bit squeamish about it. And since I have so much to read right now I'll wait a bit and think about it.

[Navi]

Tender Is the Flesh was brilliant. A 5-star read for me!

[Erin]

Krystal wrote: "Started Tender Is the Flesh and yep, it's pretty disturbing."

I've heard about this one, I may have to give it a try!

[Monica]

I also started re reading Salem's lot !

[Nancy]

Oracle by Andrew Pyper.

[Marie]

I am currently reading:

This House Is Haunted

and

All Hallows Eve

[WendyB]

Reading this for my Halloween challenge. Only a few pages in and am blown away by the writing.

[Mike]

I'm currently reading Gwendys Magic Feather

[Erin]

The Invited

[LTJ]

About to start "The Last House on Needless Street" by Catriona Ward tonight! Super excited to read this :-)

[Sarah]

Just read Her infernal name and other nightmares. Two well worth reading short stories, but the rest are a bit tame.

[Rachel]

[Char]

Randy wrote: "Char wrote: "Nice! I want those two Valancourt books."

Monster, She Wrote: The Women Who Pioneered Horror and Speculative Fiction is from Quirk Books. I don't know if the two publi..."

Oops, got them confused, I guess. I can simplify by saying I want to read ALL the books. ;)

[Char]

Ozsaur wrote: "Anno Dracula"

I thought this was a blast!

[Char]

WendyB wrote: " Reading this for my Halloween challenge. Only a few pages in and am blown away by the writing."

I hope you enjoy it, Wendy!

[WendyB]

Char wrote: "WendyB wrote: " Reading this for my Halloween challenge. Only a few pages in and am blown away by the writing."

I hope you enjoy it, Wendy!"

I'm loving it!
I'm kicking myself for not reading it much sooner. It's sooo good.

[Muneeza]

I'm reading Ghost Wall by Sarah Moss

[Navi]

Currently reading:

- 30% in. I was wary because of the low average rating on Goodreads but so far so good!

- still plugging away at this tome (it's almost 900 pages). I'm enjoying taking my time with this read.

- This is a great short story collection that will get you in the mood for Halloween. On Kindle Unlimited!

[Erin]

The Shadows: A Novel

[Rachel]

[LTJ]

Just started "Midnight From Beyond the Stars" by Kenneth W. Cain!

[Dave]

Draculas by F Paul Wilson, J.A. Konrath, Blake Crouch and Jeff Strand

[Krystal]

Just started for something a bit lighter :D

[The Quarantined]

Smashed by Junji Ito * shivers *

[Monica]

I started The troop. and still on Something wicked this way comes. I struggle with the writing style; long sentences; it needs more punctuation I feel. ..I don't know.

[Randy]

Just read. There's a rhythm to Bradbury's prose that will carry you along if you find it and just float along it.

The other option: Set it aside for a week or two then start over. By that time you may find you've adjusted to that rhythm and have little trouble following it.

[Jeff]

Im currently reading DC comics series from 2000-2011 on DC Universe Infinite

[Monica]

Randy wrote: "Just read. There's a rhythm to Bradbury's prose that will carry you along if you find it and just float along it.

The other option: Set it aside for a week or two then start over. By that time you..."

I was feeling like it was something like that. I just have to find the rhythm. I wouldn't want to put it aside, I want to be immersed in it. I had trouble at the beginning even my first time reading it, don't know why I can't find it.

[Sarah]

Earthbound by Flynn Perry. Well written and interesting so far.