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[LTJ]

About to start "Mouth Full of Ashes" by Briana Morgan tonight :-)

[Damini]

Reading The Travelling Cat Chronicles by Hiro Arikawa rn. It's so heart warmingly wholesome, but I'm sure there's some heartbreak coming soon.

[Erin]

Jamaica Inn

[Peter]

Sherry

[Stephanie]

Hark! the Herald Angels Scream

[Monica]

I m also reading

[Bruce]

I’m reading by

[[deleted user]]

Currently reading The City of Dr Moreau

[Noeli]

The God Project

[Char]

Stephanie wrote: "Hark! the Herald Angels Scream"

Oooh, I liked that one! Hope you do too.

[Char]

I'm starting . I have a thing for books about cults. I'm also reading . I'm listening to and lastly I'm on volume 2 of

[Alex]

"Midnight Pleasures" by Robert Bloch.

[Randy]

Alex wrote: ""Midnight Pleasures" by Robert Bloch."

Years since I read that, but I recall enjoying it. I think I still have the Tor pb.

[Jessie]

Listening to I am liking it so far, just a few chapters in.
Reading Slow getting through this one. I wouldn't call it bad, just not keeping me engaged. Will finish it eventually.

[Melissa]

Nothing, at the moment. I haven't gotten any new books for myself recently, because I know I'm getting a bunch for Christmas, and I don't feel like rereading anything I have at the house.

[Stephanie]

Char wrote: "Stephanie wrote: "Hark! the Herald Angels Scream"

Oooh, I liked that one! Hope you do too."

Some really fine stories so far! Favorites include stories by Seanan McGuire, Sarah Langan, and Joe R. Lansdale.

[Jeff]

Alex -

I love Robert Bloch.......have you read his autobiography?



Jeff

[Nancy]

Some Kind of Fairy Tale

[Rachel]

[WendyB]

I started reading this series around Christmas a few years back and it's become a bit of a tradition with me now to read Jack Daniels in December.

[Nancy]

WendyB wrote: "
I started reading this series around Christmas a few years back and it's become a bit of a tradition with me now to read Jack Daniels in December."

Those Jack Daniel’s books are fun. I need to pick up where I left off on those.

[WendyB]

Nancy wrote: "WendyB wrote: "
I started reading this series around Christmas a few years back and it's become a bit of a tradition with me now to read Jack Daniels in December."

Those..."

I've only read the first 30 pages and it's hilarious and creepy. Konrath says in the beginning that he needed to get back to fun with the series here because the last book was so dark.

[Emily]

rock paper scissors by alice feeney

[[deleted user]]

This year, I try to do some holiday-related reads.

[Peter]

The Night Before Krampus

[LTJ]

"Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones" by James Clear for work. So far, it's very educational and insightful. Best of all, many of the things I'm reading here I'm already doing which is always a great thing :-)

[Christopher]

The Man Who Lived Underground

[Kasia]

This has been on my TBR for a while, so I finally got my copy yesterday and about 25pages in, so far interesting.


"Ryland Grace is the sole survivor on a desperate, last-chance mission--and if he fails, humanity and the Earth itself will perish..."

I had to update earth to Earth in the GR description, it was copied from Amazon and they also have in incorrectly, lol. Whoopsies.

[LTJ]

Another book for work is what I just started... "No Rules Rules: Netflix and the Culture of Reinvention" by Reed Hastings! I'm going to put on a serious reading clinic and try to get a huge chunk of this read tonight or even finished :-)

[Krystal]

Been reading which is super addictive! There's a few aspects that show me how jaded I've become with crime novels, but I still find myself racing through it.

[Jillian]

Come Closer

Started and finished today. If you like demon possession stories but you're sick of the dramatized and slow moving tropes, I can't recommend it enough! Just creepy and sad and really good

[LTJ]

About to start "Come With Me" by Ronald Malfi tonight and can't wait!

[Kasia]

Just found out out that Jeff Strand's amazing book called Pressure got a sequel so I couldn't help myself and started it :D


Deathless

[WendyB]

Kasia wrote: "Just found out out that Jeff Strand's amazing book called Pressure got a sequel so I couldn't help myself and started it :D


Deathless"

Nice way to spend a Saturday night!

[Kasia]

WendyB wrote: "Nice way to spend a Saturday night!"

Thank you, that's so sweet, it really is :) what are you up to?

[WendyB]

Kasia wrote: "WendyB wrote: "Nice way to spend a Saturday night!"

Thank you, that's so sweet, it really is :) what are you up to?"

Waiting for dinner to finish baking. I'm hungry!

[Kasia]

WendyB wrote: "Kasia wrote: "WendyB wrote: "Nice way to spend a Saturday night!"

Thank you, that's so sweet, it really is :) what are you up to?"

Waiting for dinner to finish baking. I'm hungry!"

I knew you're making some masterpiece in your kitchen! I had a sandwich and some grapes.

[Peter]

The Third Parent

[Stephanie]

Currently reading Best Ghost Stories of Algernon Blackwood

[Kasia]

Just started

Our Trespasses


Drowning in a meaningless existence flipping burgers, Matthew Davis suddenly collapses from a powerful psychic connection he shares with his twin brother, Jake. The pain is violent and immediate, and Matt knows exactly what it means… hundreds of miles away, Jake has been viciously killed. But instead of severing their connection, the murder intensifies it and Matt begins to suffer the agony of Jake’s afterlife.

[Randy]

Stephanie wrote: "Currently reading Best Ghost Stories of Algernon Blackwood "

Good stuff. Particularly "The Willows" which I've read 3 or 4 times, always impressed with how good it is.

I'm currently reading another of E. F. Bleiler's edited Dover books, The Collected Ghost Stories of Mrs. J.H. Riddell . Only a couple stories in, and enjoying it.

[Stephanie]

Randy wrote: "Stephanie wrote: "Currently reading Best Ghost Stories of Algernon Blackwood "

Good stuff. Particularly "The Willows" which..."

In the middle of The Willows right now. Amazing how Blackwood is making nature a full-force entity.
Ms. Riddell sure was an interesting person. Just read her bio here on gr. I’d not heard of her before.

[Randy]

I haven't read all of Bleiler's intro. but he indicates she was the second best ghost story writer of her time behind Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu. Since his taste in fiction never really led me astray, it was time to dig in.

[Char]

Jillian wrote: "Come Closer

Started and finished today. If you like demon possession stories but you're sick of the dramatized and slow moving tropes, I can't recommend it enough! Just creepy and sa..."

Great book!

[[deleted user]]

I definitely managed to do some season reading this year. Actually, it seems like I have read this book before and totally forgot how awesome it is.

[Emily]

annihilation by jeff vandermeer

[Christopher]

The Wolf's Hour

[Erin]

The Last Policeman

[Char]

Cuniculus wrote: "

I definitely managed to do some season reading this year. Actually, it seems like I have read this book before and totally forgot how awesome it is."

That looks hilarious!

[Char]

Christopher wrote: "
The Wolf's Hour"

LOVE ME some Michael Gallatin! Have you read the sequel?