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"I... Promise." Lloyd said, and the words seemed to hang in the air, vibrating strangely. He listened to that vibration, his head cocked to one side, and he could almost see those two words, glowing as darkly as the aurora borealis reflected in a dead man's eye.

Aurora borealis reflected in a dead man's eye. Think on it.

Got to the "this is my life now", like IT, feeling, with less than 1,000 pages to go.

Got Audible because I wanted to try it (i listened to my first audiobook via youtube earlier this year) and this was my impulse choice for my freebie because my dumb ass literally just learned that it happened in Oklahoma, where I grew up and live.

This is #3 in my 5-fiction-free challange :)

"He's in the hospital with this flu bug. Captain Trips, they're calling it out here."

A funny thing/life update: this is always going to be the book I was reading in the throes of the West Nile virus.
I'm alive and intend to stay that way, but reading this book was scary when my lymph nodes started swelling...

Me: It's just 100 pages a day for two weeks!

Also me:

All we needed was a couple of kids making out in the poolhouse to be the first victims.

Literally the LAST book I read before this was dual past/present storyline, and now so is this one. I think that narration is the perfect blend for me, I flew through Hellworld and now this one is keeping me steady too.

//What's your favorite storyline style? Past or present tense? 1st or 3rd person POV?//

About my writing-

I still do it. I made an ao3 account last year (profile!) and so far I have two fanfic posted. I do not plan to post fanfic to my GR account, *except* for things concerning my OC and the little world I built around her in a certain book series, anymore. She was born here, and will update here until I tire of her (and we're in year FOUR).
Although, my original fic WILL still update via GR.
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Because there's not enough Ghost Adventures or Buzzfeed Unsolved Supernatural to keep me satisfied, evidently.



I LOVED Tom Leveen's zombie novel, Sick, and I'm really excited for different horror from him. His characters are good repesentation of teenagers.

The droid gives a robot thumbs-up.
//
"I PERFORMED VIOLENCE." the droid warbles.

Mister Bones is a superb stand-in for our favorite golden, gay old droid :)

Starlines streak across the bright black.



On this blessed day, friends,

{ Saturday }

Welp. That means I have to finish it this weekend, right?

{ Thursday }

They got out of the car. Thirty seconds later someone shot both of them. With incredible accuracy.

And, as perhaps he foresaw, it all came apart.


THE TRIAL

This book, if nothing else, was an *excellent* way to keep people from talking to me at the laundromat.

"The point is," said Crowley. "the point is. The point is."
He tried to focus on Aziraphale.
"The point is," he said, and tried to think of a point.
"The point I'm trying to make," he said, brightening. "is the dolphins. That's my point."

I feel a bit bad for not shouting from the bookish rooftops that I GOT MY FIRST TATTOO two months ago but it's not bookish so eh.



Getting another one on Friday. Also not bookish. Bookish one (of many. Heehee) will probably be next if I can ever make up my mind between King, Dresden and LOTR.

Better pic top comment.

I started this on the way to my niece's birthday party yesterday.
Double checked.
No clowns.

Nah for real though, I really want to read more nonfiction. Gacy was the first serial killer on my list of books, followed by Dahmer.

Can't exactly say I'm 'enjoying' it, but, it is horrifically readable. Like, super novel-like.
... What is WRONG with me?!

"You didn't have a suit, Dario?"
"You look like Mr. Peanut's closeted uncle, so let's not judge."

This is one of those books you start and go "this was made for ME."
Basically? B-horror, cult classics, family dysfunction, weird Eastern European stuff and quippy humor that, I'm totally positive, was inspired by British wit.
Color me happy as a frickin' clam.

This is the second book I've read translated from the Swedish (the first being The Killing Woods by Sara Bleadel) and I love Sabaton and Freak Kitchen.
... Is it all possible I'm a Swede born in America?
'm actually Czech and Apache so probably not.

I am, however, enjoying the SHIT out of the book.

April In Paris was amazing. True SSF.

Getting BIG Kill Bill vibes from Mia.

Semley's Necklace was fucking Twilight Zone good.

The... The maps..!

Goal at the moment-
Catch up to Liz before I have to go back to work.
I shan't be updating by story, but I DO promise I return to my 'good' reviews with this tome :)

He was dressed like the sort of fellow you might come across on the public links of the circles of hell, or maybe Oklahoma.

Mr. Gavin, that was redundant.

((I can say it, you can't.))

I've read/watched Oberon and Titiana in so many different incarnations; the originals are just epic in comparison (the exclusion being Oberon the Horny Goat Boy from The Ancient Magus Bride, however).

"Thou speak'st right;
I am that merry wanderer of the night."

My first Shakespeare. It was the first one I found on Project Gutenburg (not this edition precisely but the page count it close) so I thought it was time.

... I have already found future tatto materiel.

Was there more work like this to be done?

Hallowgast Ghosbusters NOW.

Hi. This is a thing I did. I haven't written anything with other people's characters (or this LONG) in a while. I was too late last night working on it so hey, have it.
It's also my first ao3 post. Looking forward to making it my fanfics' new home :D