What are you currently reading?

[Kongo]

Finally got through all of Locke and Key. I was so impressed I immediately jumped into NOS4A2. I went in completely blind (just like Locke and key), and I hear good things

[Ricky]

I hear you. I felt the same way. I read it last winter during my winter horror read phase. I was really hoping for a scary cold book, but it ended up feeling like an episode of the Twilight Zone

I was thinking of you while I was reading the other day. I started Ararat and it's very "cold."

It's good so far. Kind of a popcorn novel that would be great for a blizzard.

[Heather19]

I hear you. I felt the same way. I read it last winter during my winter horror read phase. I was really hoping for a scary cold book, but it ended up feeling like an episode of the Twilight Zone

I was thinking of you while I was reading the other day. I started Ararat and it's very "cold."

It's good so far. Kind of a popcorn novel that would be great for a blizzard.

I have it on hand, and ready to go for this winter

[WeDealInLead]

White by Tim Lebbon is an excellent winter yarn. It's from the olden days when he still wrote horror. The story is available on its own as a novella but it's also been published in short story collections which you can get for the same price.

I get downright seasonal with my books.

[Ricky]

I hear you. I felt the same way. I read it last winter during my winter horror read phase. I was really hoping for a scary cold book, but it ended up feeling like an episode of the Twilight Zone

I was thinking of you while I was reading the other day. I started Ararat and it's very "cold."

It's good so far. Kind of a popcorn novel that would be great for a blizzard.

I have it on hand, and ready to go for this winter

Do you really? That's funny.

If you end up liking it, Snowblind by the same author is also very "wintery."

White by Tim Lebbon is an excellent winter yarn. It's from the olden days when he still wrote horror. The story is available on its own as a novella but it's also been published in short story collections which you can get for the same price.

I get downright seasonal with my books.

It sounds good. I'll add it to my to-read list (and looks like it's pretty short, too).

And thumbsup for seasonal book selections.

[Brian861]

Finally got through all of Locke and Key. I was so impressed I immediately jumped into NOS4A2. I went in completely blind (just like Locke and key), and I hear good things

Locke & Key was an excellent read. I have yet to read NOS4A2.

[Heather19]

White by Tim Lebbon is an excellent winter yarn. It's from the olden days when he still wrote horror. The story is available on its own as a novella but it's also been published in short story collections which you can get for the same price.

I get downright seasonal with my books.

I bought it last month but haven't gotten to it yet. I just read The Silence by him and it was easily my favorite book I read this past year.

I hear you. I felt the same way. I read it last winter during my winter horror read phase. I was really hoping for a scary cold book, but it ended up feeling like an episode of the Twilight Zone

I was thinking of you while I was reading the other day. I started Ararat and it's very "cold."

It's good so far. Kind of a popcorn novel that would be great for a blizzard.

I have it on hand, and ready to go for this winter

Do you really? That's funny.

If you end up liking it, Snowblind by the same author is also very "wintery."

Yes At the moment I have Ararat, Bone White by Ronald Malfi, and The Shuddering by Ania Ahlborn on hand to read.

I feel like I started Snowblind last year, but not sure why I didn't finish it. Think I might have gotten it from the library and didn't have time to read it before I had to return it.

[Kongo]

Finally got through all of Locke and Key. I was so impressed I immediately jumped into NOS4A2. I went in completely blind (just like Locke and key), and I hear good things

Locke & Key was an excellent read. I have yet to read NOS4A2.

I'm really excited Netflix is doing an adaptation of it now. If they do it right, they could really have something special. I'm enjoying NOS4A2 so far (which a lot of people consider his best), we'll see if it tops Horns for me.

[webstar1000]

I am no on the second book in Broken Earth AND just as good as the first one. I cannot wait to see how this trilogy ends....

[Brian861]

Finally got through all of Locke and Key. I was so impressed I immediately jumped into NOS4A2. I went in completely blind (just like Locke and key), and I hear good things

Locke & Key was an excellent read. I have yet to read NOS4A2.

I'm really excited Netflix is doing an adaptation of it now. If they do it right, they could really have something special. I'm enjoying NOS4A2 so far (which a lot of people consider his best), we'll see if it tops Horns for me.

Horns would be hard to top for me.

[Father Cody]

Firestarter. So far so good.

[mae]

Reading Rosemary's Baby, got a first edition hardcover in a library sale for $1. It's beat up but I kinda like that sometimes.

[Brian861]

Firestarter. So far so good.

Reading Rosemary's Baby, got a first edition hardcover in a library sale for $1. It's beat up but I kinda like that sometimes.

Both excellent books. I listened to Rosemary's Baby last year read by Mia Farrow. She was excellent!

[Heather19]

Reading Rosemary's Baby, got a first edition hardcover in a library sale for $1. It's beat up but I kinda like that sometimes.

Nice! Let me know how you enjoy it. I have it sitting on my bookshelf waiting to be read.

[mae]

Reading Rosemary's Baby, got a first edition hardcover in a library sale for $1. It's beat up but I kinda like that sometimes.

Nice! Let me know how you enjoy it. I have it sitting on my bookshelf waiting to be read.

I actually read it 15-20 years ago I think but remember almost nothing of it. I'm about a quarter of the way through and really enjoying it. I really like the detailed but effortless descriptions of life in 1960s New York City, feels actually fairly modern. Can't help but picture the movie when I'm reading, sadly, that's the only downside, but it's totally on me.

[WeDealInLead]

Finished Vance, started Tim Powers - Three Days to Never

[MikeDuke]

Just started Wolves of the Calla. Looking forward to continuing the journey.

[Earl of Popkin]

A perfect spy - John Le Carré

No shaken martinis so far, but man what a life this guy has lived

[fernandito]

The Outsider is so damn good. Few things make me as a happy as a King book that's really good - he's been hit and miss these past few years.

[Heather19]

The Outsider is so damn good. Few things make me as a happy as a King book that's really good - he's been hit and miss these past few years.

I agree. The last one I absolutely loved was Revival (but then again I hated the ending )
How far into The Outsider are you?

[webstar1000]

The Outsider is so damn good. Few things make me as a happy as a King book that's really good - he's been hit and miss these past few years.

I agree. The last one I absolutely loved was Revival (but then again I hated the ending )
How far into The Outsider are you?

ME too.. LOVED REVIVAL.

[fernandito]

The Outsider is so damn good. Few things make me as a happy as a King book that's really good - he's been hit and miss these past few years.

I agree. The last one I absolutely loved was Revival (but then again I hated the ending )
How far into The Outsider are you?

About 200 pages and change. I just passed the part where

Outsider spoiler

Terry gets shot.

Haven't been captivated by a book of his in some time so I'm excited to see where he takes the story.

[Heather19]

The Outsider is so damn good. Few things make me as a happy as a King book that's really good - he's been hit and miss these past few years.

I agree. The last one I absolutely loved was Revival (but then again I hated the ending )
How far into The Outsider are you?

About 200 pages and change. I just passed the part where

Outsider spoiler

Terry gets shot.

Haven't been captivated by a book of his in some time so I'm excited to see where he takes the story.

Oh that's a good part! I'll be curious to hear your thoughts once you're finished.

[Heather19]

Just finished Lolita, which I loved. And Vox by Christina Dalcher. I really enjoyed that one up until the end and then it just felt a bit rushed.

[mae]

Just finished Lolita, which I loved.

It's such a beautifully-written book dealing with such a dark subject. I still can't believe my high school English teacher let me write an essay about it as one of my elective summer reading books.