Horror Aficionados discussion

The Black Farm.
and Sour Candy , interesting little creeper of a story lol

I started a re read of Harry Potter. So cosy.

Christopher wrote: "
Fellstones by Ramsey Campbell
Hoping to get out of a serious slump with a brand-new novel by my favorite living writer!"

Did you like Fellstones, Christopher? I haven't read anything by Campbell in years, although I have The Grin of the Dark in my TBR pile. That one sounds folk horror-ish, which is right up my alley.

Strangers

The Other Mrs.

Shadowman: An Elusive Psycho Killer and the Birth of FBI Profiling by Ron Franscell

I recently started reading


The Woman in Black and Susan Hill


Rage by Stephen King writing as Richard Bachman

and I'm also slowly picking my way through


The Collected Tales and Poems of Edgar Allan Poe by Edgar Allan Poe

I’m currently reading The Institute by Stephen King.
Embarrassed to say that this is my first Stephen King book, but I’m optimistic about this one. 💕

Rachel wrote: ""

Ahh how is that Rachel?

Rob wrote: "Christopher wrote: "
Fellstones by Ramsey Campbell
Hoping to get out of a serious slump with a brand-new novel by my favorite living writer!"

Did you..."

I loved it, actually. Five stars! A slow burn but with great cumulative power. I also highly recommend Grin of the Dark, which is in my top ten horror novels of all time.

ellie wrote: "I’m currently reading The Institute by Stephen King.
Embarrassed to say that this is my first Stephen King book, but I’m optimistic about this one. 💕"

Your first? Well then, you've got plenty of good reading ahead of you with all the books King has written!

ellie wrote: "I’m currently reading The Institute by Stephen King.
Embarrassed to say that this is my first Stephen King book, but I’m optimistic about this one. 💕"

Aw I read it last summer, so good :)!

An Old Beginning by Mark Tufo

Christopher wrote: "Rob wrote: "Christopher wrote: "
Fellstones by Ramsey Campbell
Hoping to get out of a serious slump with a brand-new novel by my favorite living write..."

I second The Grin of the Dark, one of the best horror novels I've read. Another slow burn, but when the implications of the story become clear, it's intense.

Currently reading stories from Conference with the Dead by Terry Lamsley

Kasia wrote: "Ahh how is that Rachel?"

so far, so good! i'm only about 60 pages in, but the beginning has really pulled me in, and i'm enjoying it a lot. :)

Starting

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...

The Hanging Girl

I recently started Mythago Wood and it's really good!

and

The chosen and the beautiful

I started and finished and....I expected more actually.

Monica wrote: "Char wrote: "Monica wrote: "I started and finished Mystic River by Dennis Lehane in a few days. What a great booK!"

That was an AMAZING read! Have you seen the movie?

I'm currently reading [book:..."

I did enjoy it! Especially Sean Penn's performance. And that of Tim Robbins.

I'm currently reading an author's debut novel: Jackal .

I'm also reading a new release from Valancourt, it was translated from the original Italian: . The first story blew me away.

Lastly, I'm listening to a previously unpublished release from Katherine Dunn, the author of Geek Love.

Char wrote: "I'm currently reading an author's debut novel: Jackal .

I'm also reading a new release from Valancourt, it was translated from the original Italian: [bo..."

Jackal looks so good, it's been coming up on all of my recommended book emails the past few days.

Rotating 5 books at the moment ( down from 11+) and just remembered that I got Rachel Hawkins's The Villa from NetGalley so started that today :)

The Villa


Inspired by Fleetwood Mac, the Manson murders, and the infamous summer Percy and Mary Shelley spent with Lord Byron at a Lake Geneva castle––the birthplace of Frankenstein––The Villa welcomes you into its deadly legacy.

Char wrote: "Monica wrote: "Char wrote: "Monica wrote: "I started and finished Mystic River by Dennis Lehane in a few days. What a great booK!"

That was an AMAZING read! Have you seen the movie?

I'm currently..."

You're right about that.

Alondra wrote: "

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I read my first two Tannarive Due books this year, I'm a big fan! I haven't read that one yet, though.

Fevre Dream

Monica I read the book and saw the movie. I couldn’t put down the book. Have you read gone, baby, gone by the same author? Another winner.

WendyB wrote: "Fevre Dream"

Yayyyy! Say hello to Abner for me!

Char wrote: "Alondra wrote: "

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I read my first two Tannarive Due books this year, I'm a big fan! I haven't read that one yet,..."

This is my first. So, I am hoping to become a fan.

WendyB wrote: "Fevre Dream"

This was a really good read. Hope you enjoy.

Sonya wrote: "Monica I read the book and saw the movie. I couldn’t put down the book. Have you read gone, baby, gone by the same author? Another winner."

Nope but I'll definitely put it on my list.

I've been reading Nicholas Sparks' latest: Dreamland

They Both Die at the End and Misery. It's a stark contrast but oh well!

I finished On Pointe yesterday and am now thinking about reading Dying by Arthur Schnitzler

I'm reading Neuromancer

Alondra wrote: "Char wrote: "Alondra wrote: "

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I read my first two Tannarive Due books this year, I'm a big fan! I haven't read ..."

Oooh, I highly recommend The Good House!

˚｡⋆୨ kathi ୧˚ wrote: "I finished On Pointe yesterday and am now thinking about reading Dying by Arthur Schnitzler"

Hope you enjoy it!

I'm reading A Bloody Habit. Very fun Victorian set vampire novel.

Bits & Pieces

Currently reading:

Currently Reading

and

Navi wrote: "Currently reading:

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Night Shift is great, hope you enjoy it.

Started The girl on the train by Paula Hawkins. These thrillers read so quickly, I understand how people fly through them.

Erin wrote: "Night Shift is great, hope you enjoy it."

I'm around 70% in and am really enjoying all of the stories in this collection! That being said, it's taking me forever to get through it - I'm so bad at consistently picking up short story collections!