What Have You Read - 2022

[Kimberly]

Skinwrapper

[Erin]

Universal Harvester

[Peter]

Brothers in Blood: An Extreme Psychological Horror Novella

[Erin]

The Raw Shark Texts

[Char]

[David]

Dark Entries by Robert Aickman

Interesting…

[Randy]

David wrote: "Dark Entries by Robert Aickman

Interesting…"

I find reading a couple of stories at a time and I feel like I need to step away. There always seems to be something left to chew on after reading one. Not speaking specifically about this collection, "The Hospice," "The Inner Room," "The Visiting Star" and "Ringing the Changes" are excellent stories.


Recently finished The Final Girl Support Group by Grady Hendrix. Strong, strong novel.

Currently reading The Supernatural Enhancements by Edgar Cantero and enjoying it quite a bit.

[David]

Randy wrote: "David wrote: "Dark Entries by Robert Aickman

Interesting…"

I find reading a couple of stories at a time and I feel like I need to ..."

I enjoyed the collection but as you say Randy, there’s something to think about after reading one.

[Peter]

[Ozsaur]

The Mystery of Black Hollow Lane

[Josh]

Recently finished The Ghost that Ate Us by Daniel Kraus



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

[Two Envelopes And A Phone]

Recently finished , and , and all the short stories in

[Erin]

The Southern Book Club's Guide to Slaying Vampires

[Rachel]

[Christopher]

They Thirst
A modern-day penny dreadful—enormously fun to read. I don’t know why it’s not better-known than certain other contemporary vampire “classics” I could name.

[Char]

Josh wrote: "Recently finished The Ghost that Ate Us by Daniel Kraus



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

I loved this book as well!

[Char]

Christopher wrote: "
They Thirst
A modern-day penny dreadful—enormously fun to read. I don’t know why it’s not better-known than certain other contemporary vampire “clas..."

They Thirst was a blast!

I recently finished up and and they both were 5 star reads for me.
I also finished listening to McCammon's latest: ,k which was good, but as awesome as I had hoped.

[Kimberly]

We Will Rise , I read an arc, but this book publishes, TODAY!

[Christopher]

The Innswich Horror - Edward Lee
Really fun, pulpy sequel-of-sorts to Lovecraft's "The Shadow Over Innsmouth."

[Josh]

Recently finished Hide by Kiersten White



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

[Erin]

The Last Time I Lied

5 stars

[Kimberly]

Black Mouth, by Ronald Malfi

[Char]

Three Miles Past by Stephen Graham Jones. I listened to the new audio edition and enjoyed the hell out of it. This one was much darker than what I've come to expect from SGJ.

[Randy]

Kimberly wrote: "Black Mouth, by Ronald Malfi "

Bought that on a whim. I'll be interested in hearing what you think.

[Kimberly]

Randy wrote: "Kimberly wrote: "Black Mouth, by Ronald Malfi "

Bought that on a whim. I'll be interested in hearing what you think."

I enjoyed it! Review is up now.
Malfi is one of those authors who seems to consistently deliver, imo.

[Rachel]

[Christopher]

A good, page-turning sort of read, as expected from this reliable writer. But it was a mite overlong and the ending wasn’t totally satisfactory. Call it a 3.5.

[Rachel]

[Char]

Little Eve by Catriona Ward.

[Kimberly]

Char wrote: " Little Eve by Catriona Ward."

Just about to start this one!

[David]

Later by Stephen King

You can’t go wrong with Stephen King!

[Erin]

Ruin and Rising

[Erin]

David wrote: "Later by Stephen King

You can’t go wrong with Stephen King!"

I loved this one.

[Char]

Aww that's a bummer. I've been hearing about issues with formatting Kindle books lately.

[Rachel]

loved this book in the series in particular! had great classic/gothic horror vibes. <3

[Christopher]

Hell Train - Christopher Fowler
What a total delight this novel is! Anyone who loves vintage Hammer Studio horror films or stories set on trains--and I love both--needs to read this.

[Sonja]

Cary Grant: A Brilliant Disguise by Scott Eyman

[Char]

Rachel wrote: "

loved this book in the series in particular! had great classic/gothic horror vibes. <3"

That series has been on my TBR since it first started. Story of my life, really.

[Randy]

Christopher wrote: "
Hell Train - Christopher Fowler
What a total delight this novel is! Anyone who loves vintage Hammer Studio horror films or stories set on trains--and..."

I really enjoyed it, too. It's a good story wrapped around an affection for and understanding of what Hammer did and was good at, while occasionally poking fun at same.

[Rachel]

Char wrote: "That series has been on my TBR since it first started. Story of my life, really."

ha ha, i relate so hard to that. the first one had been on my tbr for a while. i started organizing my tbr shelf by page count so i could knock out a bunch of the shorter reads + my library recently made the whole series available digitally. now i wish i'd taken the time to read them sooner because i'm enjoying them so much. :D

[Randy]

Koko by Peter Straub. Not exactly horror, but also not exactly not horror. A really great book and the first in a very good trilogy.

[Ian (RebelGeek)]

I just finished listening to The Good House 4 stars!

[Kimberly]

Finished Little Eve, by Catriona Ward.

[Char]

Cuniculus wrote: "
If You Could See Me Now by Peter Straub

It's astounding what a classy and high quality author Peter Straub is. So far, I've onl..."

I'd recommend , especially if you like stories about magicians.

[Char]

Ian (RebelGeek) wrote: "I just finished listening to The Good House 4 stars!"

Glad you enjoyed it, Ian!

[Two Envelopes And A Phone]

Favourite Horror, so far this year:

[Char]

Ooooh, Severed looks awesome! I believe that is the author of the American Vampire comics. Damn, Rotters looks great too. I've read some Daniel Kraus, (most recently , which was a ton of fun!) Thanks for sharing!

[Misty]

As Dead Things Do. SO GOOD. So creepy. As Dead Things Do

[Alan]

Cuniculus wrote: "
Death Instinct by Bentley Little
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[Peter]