CoriSCapnSkip While I was looking for a photo of the book I'm reading, I found that Ray Bradbury wrote the intro to the 2012 edition - did you know? You might enjoy!
What Are You Reading? Part Deux
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I am reading The Outsider right now and am about halfway through. Not too bad so far.. I am just to the point where the detective that Ralph doesn't like went out to the farm,that particular sequence I found effective. Once had to search a basement of a huge abandoned factory, after intruders had been reported by passersby. Naturally it was very dark, and then I located a staircase that actually went below the basement to like a sub- basement. Got a serious case of the creeps searching that area being alone in the dark way down there and your imagination runs wild, wondering what would happen if somehow I got trapped or attacked by the intruders and couldn't get to my radio, or if my flashlight should fail.. coming up the stairs and reaching the door and coming out into the sunshine was like being born again... That's why SK is so effective, he can reach into the fear that a person may have from their experiences and bring it forth for examination..
Im just asking a simple question if anyone has read Flight or Fright yet?
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i stuck at Street Lawyer by John Grisham for a month. due that i have a lotsa of stuff to do 
...yes, and the variety is quite good....
I cannot count the times that I've been in the dark, whether it's in a very creepy place or just the bathroom with the light out at night and have uttered the words... "Oh damn you, Stephen... damn you for making me think of scary things right now...."
Fear: Tr*** In The White House - Bob Woodward
And yes, they have and I linked you to two areas on the board in your previous request -- post #1911 in this thread and my answer 1912, where there has been discussion about them.
https://stephenking.com/xf/index.php?threads/flight-or-fright-is-here.19437/
and here:
https://stephenking.com/xf/index.ph...cemetery-dance-2018.17401/page-24#post-895252
Dana JeanCoriSCapnSkip While I was looking for a photo of the book I'm reading, I found that Ray Bradbury wrote the intro to the 2012 edition - did you know? You might enjoy!
Good idea - perky pointy things might put yer eye out!
I am trying to figure what bad word starts with Tr - oh! I just got it!!!!Fear: Tr*** In The White House - Bob Woodward
Just started The Black Echo by Michael Connelly. I've read him before (The Poet) and I thought I'd read at least one Bosch book, but apparently not.
Alongside the Bosch, I'm reading Unnatural Causes by Dr. Richard Shepherd. It's a non-fiction account of his work as a forensic pathologist, so, you know...
....got my ARC of the latest Jane Hawk novel from Dean Koontz.......The Forbidden Door.....
"Murder City" by Michael Arntfield. Non-fiction account of a rash of serial killers operating around London, Canada from the 1950s-80s. A statistical anomaly that made it the serial killer capital of the world. A bit like Derry, Maine. He also has a new one out regarding serial killings around Nashville, TN titled "Monster City."
Murder City: The Untold Story of Canada's Serial Killer Capital, 1959-1984 by Michael Arntfield
Murder City: The Untold Story of Canada's Serial Killer Capital, 1959-1984 by Michael Arntfield
Currently reading Dreams of Gods and Monsters by Laini Taylor. Third book in the Daughter of Smoke and Bone trilogy. Loving it...
Started The Listener by Robert McCammon a couple of days ago. Loving it!
Things Fall Apart-Chinua Achebe, I’m not really reading it as opposed to skimming it for enough details to pass the “chapter checks”
Finished Robert Harris Munich . Historical spy/thriller story set around the negotiations between Hitler and Chamberlain in 1938 anout Czechoslpvakia. It was OK but Harris can be better. Wellresearched and constructed plotwise. The main persons are diplomats serving one on each side but otherwise there are a lot of real characters playing big parts.