Pleath thare with uth..........
Most disturbing book you've read?
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Pleath thare with uth..........
*shivers* My grandma doesn't believe me about that scene but I got a new copy of Four Past Midnight in the mail yesterday so i'll definitely be reading the scene out loud for her.
Now why do you want to go and scare your lovely Grandma?
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Now why do you want to go and scare your lovely Grandma?
This particular grandma smokes and drinks all day and has a very foul mouth, she can handle it lol.
Ayuh. She's my kind of Grandma then!
The problem with my grandma is that she's really really flakey, she never comes through on her promises. She says she's getting me a Bose stereo for Christmas but we'll see if actually happens.
So she's rich, too? Fix me up with her!!!
Mmmmmmmmmmmm, Fireball.......
So she's rich, too? Fix me up with her!!!
She claims she's poor but everyone knows she has money, and god help the person who borrows money from her because they end up owing her forever, even after they've paid.
Arkay Lynchpin
Preserve wildlife; pickle a squirrel.
'The Gulag Archipelago 1918-1956' by Aleksandr Isayevich Solzhenitsyn.
I've read all the official written works produced by such authors as Chuck Palahniuk, Edward Lee, Will Eliot (appropos to 'The Pilo Family Circus'), Clive Barker & such; yet the scope of the "Real World" holocaust that is attributed to those in POWER is brought alive in this missive.
Yes, I do believe in Spiritually Malevolent beings who's objective is to subjugate the will and mind of Man(kind) so that they function as mere mindless sheep following the worlds latest caprice, which the previous authors allude to…
Yet I digress.
There are very real monsters overshadowing your world, your finances, your way of life (unless, of course, you are fashionably wealthy).
I've read all the official written works produced by such authors as Chuck Palahniuk, Edward Lee, Will Eliot (appropos to 'The Pilo Family Circus'), Clive Barker & such; yet the scope of the "Real World" holocaust that is attributed to those in POWER is brought alive in this missive.
Yes, I do believe in Spiritually Malevolent beings who's objective is to subjugate the will and mind of Man(kind) so that they function as mere mindless sheep following the worlds latest caprice, which the previous authors allude to…
Yet I digress.
There are very real monsters overshadowing your world, your finances, your way of life (unless, of course, you are fashionably wealthy).
There were definitely some disturbing scenes in that one! Mind you, there are pretty disturbing scenes in most Clive Barker stories.
I'll go with this one, too. It was way before crime scene photos were so common as they are now. Even those were edited for the victims.
The entire book is creepy fascinating. I read it when I was way too young to do so.
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I just started reading Molly Ringwald's When It Happens To You. Something about the first story, "The Harvest Moon", filled me with dread. There were moments where I was actually physically jolted, and where I was hesitant about turning the page out of fear that something terrible was about to occur. The craziest thing about Ringwald's collection of stories is that it doesn't fall in the horror genre, and yet there's something terrifying lurking beneath the surface. I've only just begun, but it feels as if this book is a window into Molly Ringwald's psyche, and from what I've glimpsed so far, it's unsettling, to say the least.
Stephen had better watch out.
Stephen had better watch out.
I have trouble seeing Stephen King being scared of Molly Ringwald.
Bunny is Good Bread by Peter Straub.
Was this published before Ghost Story? I don't know it. That title alone 'shivers me timbers', ha.