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AchtungBaby

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Must say you've really made me want to reread Firestarter, Mr Larry Underwood. Maybe after I finish my reread of Insomnia and Tabby King's books--might be a while LOL. I remember the scene where
the guy from The Shop dressed in his wife's clothing and stuck his arm in the garbage disposal
is one of King's most cringe-inducing AND funny in a really uncomfortable way.

kingricefan , Dead Zone is definitely top 10 material for me--absolutely gorgeous.
 
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Mr Larry Underwood

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AchtungBaby said:
Must say you've really made me want to reread Firestarter, Mr Larry Underwood. Maybe after I finish my reread of Insomnia and Tabby King's books--might be a while LOL. I remember the scene where
the guy from The Shop dressed in his wife's clothing and stuck his arm in the garbage disposal
is one of King's most cringe-inducing AND funny in a really uncomfortable way.

kingricefan , Dead Zone is definitely top 10 material for me--absolutely gorgeous.
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Yeah, funny scene. ;)
 
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That's the only Hill book I haven't read! Gonna try to reserve it at the library this week sometime.
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I really enjoyed his short stories, particularly Best New Horror. Pop Art seems to be a reader favorite, but I found that one sort of meh. I did hear something about a short animated film being done of it, and I'd like to see that.
 
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Kurben

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Suddenly got very weary. Didn't wanna read anything new or complicated or fact or... You know how you feel sometime. So i fell back on Agatha Christie. Have read The moving finger and Cat among the pigeons. She sure was the grand old dame of crime. When it comes to a wellconstructed plot she is hard to beat. A cozy read and i feel much better. Thanks, Agatha. You're always there for me.
 
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rudiroo

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Hi everyone,

Whatever else is happening in the world generally and to each of us personally, there are always new writers out there.
They get into our hearts and under our skins.
They make us forget our fears and lift our spirits.
They take us over the hills and far away, in our imaginations.

If you like a good dose of zombie/post-apocalyptic fiction, try:

Amazon.com: This is the End: The Post-Apocalyptic Box Set (7 Book Collection) eBook: J. Thorn, L.T. Ryan, Stephen Knight, Glynn James, T.W. Piperbrook, Joe McKinney, Craig DiLouie, Bobby Adair: Kindle Store

http://www.amazon.com/Infection-Box-Full-Apocalyptic-Thrillers-ebook/dp/B00AF2D7BW/ref=la_B001JS1SCQ_1_22?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1408557657&sr=1-22

Want more?
Do they float your boat?
If they do, get into deeper waters:

Amazon.com: Ragnarok Rising: The Awakening (Book One of The Ragnarok Rising Saga 1) eBook: D.A. Roberts: Kindle Store

Amazon.com: Affliction Z: Patient Zero (Post Apocalyptic Zombie Thriller) eBook: L.T. Ryan: Kindle Store

Amazon.com: Affliction Z: Abandoned Hope (Post Apocalyptic Thriller) eBook: L.T. Ryan: Kindle Store

Go on - dive in:okay:
 
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