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The 50 Best Horror Novels of All Time
What Are You Reading? Part Deux
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The 50 Best Horror Novels of All Time
I need to read Head Full of Ghosts.
I thought it was Fishhead Full Of Ghosts
It was, initially, but publishers thought it was too racy. Some were hooked, though.
*groans*
Oh, yeah...I want to read Carrion Comfort by Dan Simmons. You read it?
It was, initially, but publishers thought it was too racy. Some were hooked, though.
*groans*
Oh, yeah...I want to read Carrion Comfort by Dan Simmons. You read it?
No and I haven't read The Terror either. I dvred the tv show The Terror but haven't watched it yet.
....and don't snark me....just saying....
Carrion Comfort is one of the best horror novels from the 80's. Well, it's not exactly a horror novel as it crosses a few genres, but it is a great novel. I guarantee you will never forget the last line (and NO peaking ahead!).
It was, initially, but publishers thought it was too racy. Some were hooked, though.
*groans*
Oh, yeah...I want to read Carrion Comfort by Dan Simmons. You read it?
Wow.
I'm gonna move over here to the side and watch this play out. Maybe eat some popcorn. 
Then don't read it. But don't come to a Stephen King message board with a chip the size of the Titanic on your shoulder. We are polite to one another even if we disagree. If you can't handle that, perhaps this MB isn't for you.
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I agree! - thought NOS4A2 was great
7. NOS4A2 by Joe Hill (2013)
Not one to be outdone by his dear old dad, Heart-Shaped Box and Horns author Joe Hill unleashed full holiday terror for his third novel, along with a warm embrace of the nostalgia-tinged magic so frequently employed by Stephen King. In NOS4A2, both Victoria McQueen and Charlie Manx can slip out of time and space when they ride the right vehicle: Vic can find lost things on her rickety bike, and Manx can journey to “Christmasland” in his vintage Rolls-Royce Wraith. Beyond the cheery name and amusement-park shine, Manx’ Christmasland is the last place good little boys and girls want to end up, and Vic is the only child who escapes a ride on the Wraith. Much like Santa himself, Manx never forgets a child, and when Vic is too old for his tastes, Vic’s son will do. NOS4A2 represented a turning point for Hill, as his own career was established enough that he loosened up about his parentage, resulting in a novel that blends the best of Hill’s distinct style with his father’s influence—and the most quintessentially frightening take on Christmas in modern memory.
Still Insomnia
I found an Interesting Book called "The Vagrant" today.
It's a SciFi Dystopia and the description is great.....will start reading it tomorrow or on sunday
Hey Dana Jean
Maybe this one was made for you
I found an Interesting Book called "The Vagrant" today.
It's a SciFi Dystopia and the description is great.....will start reading it tomorrow or on sunday
Hey Dana Jean
Maybe this one was made for you
Over the past weekend last week I bought the recent new Final Fantasy Ultimania Archive Volume 1 hardcover from Walmart.
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Not reading the big book but just looking through it.
What I am reading currently is the paperback of Aliens the novelization
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Not reading the big book but just looking through it.
What I am reading currently is the paperback of Aliens the novelization
I agree! - thought NOS4A2 was great
7. NOS4A2 by Joe Hill (2013)
Not one to be outdone by his dear old dad, Heart-Shaped Box and Horns author Joe Hill unleashed full holiday terror for his third novel, along with a warm embrace of the nostalgia-tinged magic so frequently employed by Stephen King. In NOS4A2, both Victoria McQueen and Charlie Manx can slip out of time and space when they ride the right vehicle: Vic can find lost things on her rickety bike, and Manx can journey to “Christmasland” in his vintage Rolls-Royce Wraith. Beyond the cheery name and amusement-park shine, Manx’ Christmasland is the last place good little boys and girls want to end up, and Vic is the only child who escapes a ride on the Wraith. Much like Santa himself, Manx never forgets a child, and when Vic is too old for his tastes, Vic’s son will do. NOS4A2 represented a turning point for Hill, as his own career was established enough that he loosened up about his parentage, resulting in a novel that blends the best of Hill’s distinct style with his father’s influence—and the most quintessentially frightening take on Christmas in modern memory.
i was getting so exited I was like Joe beat Steve, awesome, but then saw IT at #2. i plan to do a re-read of the fireman this fall\winter. its a fall book
i am reading a book called the sea of rust by robert c cargill. its good but i will not finish it by the time i have to return it to the library. oh well i will get my own copy and finish it soonish. i like using the library to see if i will like a certain author and to get a taste of their writing style
Started "The Vagrant" yesterday, read about 155 Sites swiftly (Time flys if you have Fun)
Awesome Book. It's more Fantasy than SciFi
Dana Jean you would love this "crazy" Goat
I can't compare to another Book i have read before, it's like a Lord of the Rings/The Tower and some other Mix....but it's awesome.
Found out, that it is a Trilogy, have to get Part 2+3
Awesome Book. It's more Fantasy than SciFi
Dana Jean you would love this "crazy" Goat
I can't compare to another Book i have read before, it's like a Lord of the Rings/The Tower and some other Mix....but it's awesome.
Found out, that it is a Trilogy, have to get Part 2+3
The other message board.
LOL… Two weeks and already 326 pages. They seem crazier than us over there.
Werewolf: The Stephen King Multiverse Edition
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LOL… Two weeks and already 326 pages. They seem crazier than us over there.
Werewolf: The Stephen King Multiverse Edition
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I gave up on page 15... I had no clue.....can't believe I missed this sucker till now.....what a great little read thus far....
I cant wait for Volume 2 of the big hardcover of Final Fantasy Ultimania Archive coming soon in December. Ill buy it from Walmart like I did recently with the Archive Volume 1 hardcover