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I’m 135 pages in. As expected with Sai King, it’s hard to put down.

I hope you enjoy it as much as I did, Scott. The final hundred pages or so are among Koontz’s most suspenseful (IMO)!

I liked this week’s episode — Dan and Roseanne’s chemistry was finally ‘there’ for me. It felt like the original run! Man, Becky’s acting though... sheesh

Just finished the latest from Dean Koontz — it was lots of fun. Am now rereading IT.

Oh I’m excited!!!

Cujo Roadwork I suspect I picked the losers.

The Chalk Man made me angry. Very much a rip-off of King’s works.

Loved it.

Okay, *tonight* we discuss. My days have been off all week! :P I like “Popsy” a good deal more than “Night Flier.” It gets to the point and it actually scares me. Good stuff.

OH MY GOSH. I just realized it’s Tuesday! lol. My bad!

Welcome. :) Unfortunately, I will not be able to discuss tonight as I have family over for a visit. Wanted to pop in and create this thread, though. Feel free to discuss! I will post my thoughts when I can.

The Queen of the Damned, by Anne Rice, and an ARC of a novel due out in the summer: Baby Teeth, by Zoje Stage.

So strange, so funny, and oddly sinister!

I’ve only read “Popsy” once so can’t say for sure. I just assumed (ASS-U-ME) the stories were connected since they’re both about vampires and are placed side by side in the lineup. :)

Welcome. Tonight we will discuss “The Night Flier,” a sort of companion piece to the next story in the collection, “Popsy.” This was my first time reading this story. It was cool seeing Richard Dees again, and his character (the way he thinks of his readers) made me chuckle a couple of times...

It’s my favorite. :)

Night Flier is one I’ve never read.

Interesting!

Hell Hound, by Ken Greenhall. A dog-gone-wild horror novel from before Cujo.

Hi, all! Tonight we discuss the 1970s short story, “Suffer the Little Children,” which was going to be in Night Shift but was dropped for “Gray Matter” (an inferior story, IMO). I like this one. Hell, I love it. I think. It’s dark as hell, and has no redeeming value, but that’s why I’m such a...