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Richard Laymon - The Beast House
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TheCabinet
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Location: Beaverton, OR
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| I'm on a non-fiction stint right now, so... Ghost Stories of the Sea by Barbara Smith. Some interesting stories, but bad writing. |
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daphne
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I've started the 120 Days of Sodom by the Marquis de Sade and have Beowolf (the Seamus Heaney translation) on the back burner for a re-read.
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Killer Klown
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Location: Salem, MA
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| Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2008 8:59 pm Post subject: Currently reading... |
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Hey Gang~!
Found my way back to the Lit Board, thank goodness. I am currently reading:
David Saul's "Shadows" - So far pretty good, its about these superintelligent kids that get sent to an advanced school, where they are part of an experiment of some sort. Really weird.
John W. Campbell's "Compilation" - It has all of his short stories like "The Machine" and the famed "Who Goes There". So far, i love it. A little involved, but good.
Jack Ketchum's "Peaceable Kingdom" - Love it to death, and beyond.
For Non-Horror, I am reading some of Alex Kava's books, which are pretty good, I finished Night Sins by Tami Hoag, and it was ok.
I'm also writing a couple of short stories that are mostly sci-fi/paranormal genre, but those are still in the brewing stages. So that's what i am peeping right now.
Next on the list: Edward Lee's "Slither"
-Killer Klown
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SPIRAL: the sequel to RING. the entire series has been translated as well as some of the author's other works including the short story collection that led to DARK WATER.
the translation for RING was a bit on the dry side, but SPIRAL reads pretty well.
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Amos Bernar
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I heard MPOWER also produced Bella.. Both movies were GREAT!!
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David Wellington - Vampire Zero
I've read his two previous vampire books, and they kick ass !! This is a trilogy and really worth the reading.
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