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10-05-2019 01:44 PM
ratchet41

really his 80's work? NICE at least with his new one he'll remember writing it lol. and i'm still am reading Centaur Aisle i've been reading almost a chapter a day but there were days this week i didn't read at all because i was just to damn tired from work. so i may read some tonight. i'm i think nearly 100 pages into it now i believe.
10-11-2019 10:04 AM
WeDealInLead

I'm rereading The Ceremonies by T.E.D. Klein. His are stories that get even better the second time around; that low key drive to finish the book is gone and one can enjoy the details at a leisurely pace.

If you're not familiar -- and this is just how I would describe him-- if you can imagine King, Straub and Charles Grant all rolled into one, you'd get Klein.
10-15-2019 03:50 PM
Aremag

I just finished reading The Troop by Nick Cutter which I didn't find scary....more disturbing. I'm about to start The Fireman by Joe Hill that somehow I completely missed when it first came out.
10-17-2019 03:00 AM
webstar1000

Reading Heath Shaped Box. Then looking for a real page turner. Anyone?

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10-17-2019 05:53 AM
WeDealInLead

Dean Koontz - Intensity. You'll read it one sitting if you can set three uninterrupted hours aside.
10-17-2019 08:10 AM
fernandito

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Originally Posted by webstar1000

Reading Heath Shaped Box. Then looking for a real page turner. Anyone?

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Short and sweet and terrifying? Try The Deep by Nick Cutter.
10-17-2019 02:03 PM
Ricky

Started The Turn of the Key a few days ago for my second October read. After that I'm hoping to get to Lore.
10-17-2019 03:47 PM
jsmcmullen92

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Started The Turn of the Key a few days ago for my second October read. After that I'm hoping to get to Lore.

What ever happened to your book? I totally forgot I even ordered it

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10-17-2019 04:47 PM
Ricky

I'm actually getting ready to send out another update soon. I finally received my editorial notes so now the process of applying them begins!
10-18-2019 07:44 AM
Kraken

Just finished children of time by Adrian Tchaikovsky after some positive comments here.
Had it on my shelf for over a year as I’m sure I read somewhere it was YA. Really enjoyed it.
Also recently finished brother by Ania ahlborn which I also enjoyed.
10-18-2019 07:55 AM
sentinel

Just finished Imaginary Friend by Stephen Chbosky. Excellent read!!
A cross between IT and The Stand!
Chbosky pays homage to SK, even in the credits.
10-18-2019 10:04 AM
St. Troy

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Originally Posted by sentinel

Just finished Imaginary Friend by Stephen Chbosky. Excellent read!!
A cross between IT and The Stand!

Jeez, that doesn't raise expectations.
10-18-2019 10:52 AM
Garrell

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Originally Posted by sentinel

Just finished Imaginary Friend by Stephen Chbosky. Excellent read!!
A cross between IT and The Stand!
Chbosky pays homage to SK, even in the credits.

Hope it is good, ordered a signed copy :)
10-18-2019 12:51 PM
becca69

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Originally Posted by sentinel

Just finished Imaginary Friend by Stephen Chbosky. Excellent read!!
A cross between IT and The Stand!
Chbosky pays homage to SK, even in the credits.

I just started it!
10-18-2019 01:03 PM
webstar1000

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Originally Posted by becca69

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Originally Posted by sentinel

Just finished Imaginary Friend by Stephen Chbosky. Excellent read!!
A cross between IT and The Stand!
Chbosky pays homage to SK, even in the credits.

I just started it!

Becca should I get it?

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10-19-2019 06:25 PM
ratchet41

well Other than Centaur Aisle by Piers Anthony which i've been reading here and there which is why i haven't finished it yet, though i am more than halfway done with i'm also reading Elton John's New Bio called ME that i bought the other day.on that one i'm only on Chapter 1 as i haven't picked it up to read all that much
10-20-2019 11:57 AM
Mattrick

I've got to read a book for school. There were a few options on the list that are on my to read list like House of Sand and Fog, 1984, and No Country For Old Men, but considering the subjects for our essay, I'm going to reread Crime and Punishment instead. I've been wanting to read this really nice leatherbound edition I've had. I couldn't find much on the quality of this translation, but it seems it's competent. I only read the Constance Garnett translation which a lot of people are sour on so I'm hoping I'll enjoy this version.
10-20-2019 01:17 PM
kingfan2323

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Originally Posted by Mattrick

I've got to read a book for school. There were a few options on the list that are on my to read list like House of Sand and Fog, 1984, and No Country For Old Men, but considering the subjects for our essay, I'm going to reread Crime and Punishment instead. I've been wanting to read this really nice leatherbound edition I've had. I couldn't find much on the quality of this translation, but it seems it's competent. I only read the Constance Garnett translation which a lot of people are sour on so I'm hoping I'll enjoy this version.

Would love to see your Leatherbound Crime & Punishment if you get a chance. Great book.

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Dead Zone 1st Edition F/F or NF/NF
10-20-2019 05:48 PM
Mattrick

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Originally Posted by Mattrick

I've got to read a book for school. There were a few options on the list that are on my to read list like House of Sand and Fog, 1984, and No Country For Old Men, but considering the subjects for our essay, I'm going to reread Crime and Punishment instead. I've been wanting to read this really nice leatherbound edition I've had. I couldn't find much on the quality of this translation, but it seems it's competent. I only read the Constance Garnett translation which a lot of people are sour on so I'm hoping I'll enjoy this version.

Would love to see your Leatherbound Crime & Punishment if you get a chance. Great book.

https://scontent.fymy1-1.fna.fbcdn.n...e2&oe=5E16E089
https://scontent.fybz2-2.fna.fbcdn.n...92&oe=5E5E9578

It's got nice, shiny gilt edges too.
10-20-2019 09:51 PM
kingfan2323

Nice!

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10-26-2019 09:25 AM
Garrell

Just finished Brother by Ania Ahlborn, WOW!!!!
Gonna finish reading Bazaar of Bad Dreams or maybe another Ania. That book was amazing.
10-26-2019 10:13 AM
ur2ndbiggestfan

This is the first time I ever looked in this thread.
I am now reading THE UNQUIET DREAMER A Tribute to Harlan Ellison.
Some really bad stories, some okay stories, some almost good stories, I'm just past 3/4 of the way through. All just my opinion of course.
10-26-2019 10:16 AM
kingfan2323

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Originally Posted by Garrell

Just finished Brother by Ania Ahlborn, WOW!!!!
Gonna finish reading Bazaar of Bad Dreams or maybe another Ania. That book was amazing.

Simple and straightforward in a good way right? Would have never discovered it.

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10-26-2019 10:17 AM
kingfan2323

25 pages into Summer of Night by Dan Simmons.

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10-26-2019 10:31 AM
Garrell

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Originally Posted by Garrell

Just finished Brother by Ania Ahlborn, WOW!!!!
Gonna finish reading Bazaar of Bad Dreams or maybe another Ania. That book was amazing.

Simple and straightforward in a good way right? Would have never discovered it.

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Yes, a top notch story. Great read. If you love the horror genre and miss this one, shame on you. Thank you Paul Suntup for bringing awareness to a great book.

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