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Old 05-28-2004, 02:26 PM
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Darren Shan! Ive read all 6 American books twice already,but I wanna read 'em again!
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Old 05-30-2004, 03:02 AM
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Re: What's on your "to read" list?
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Black House - Stephen King
It - King
Thinner - King
The Vampire Lestat - Anne Rice
The Queen of the Damned - Rice
The Tale of the Body Theif - Rice
Memnoch the Devil - Rice
The Vampire Armand - Rice
Dark Destiny - various
The Books of Blood I - III - Clive Barker


That should keep me busy from now until the end of the summer.
Menoch the devil gives one of the coolest explanations for monotheistic religions ive ever encountered. Sweet thing is you dont need to read the earlier books to get the book.
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Old 05-31-2004, 06:59 PM
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well i need to finish Wicked: the life and times of the wicked witchof the west by gregory mcguire

then i want to read these books
dreamcatcher- stephen king
queen of the damned- anne rice
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Dreamcatcher was one of SK's worst books IMO. Had potential, then got incredibly silly, but read it anyway, I did!
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the doll that ate his mother
herbet west-re-animator
haunting of hill house
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the doll that ate his mother
herbet west-re-animator
haunting of hill house
some classics there. shirley jackson, hp lovecraft and some ramsey campbell.
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yeah but its been really hard finding any lovecraft cause i dont order online much
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I agree the Dreamcatcher sucked. I have friends who loved it. The movie sucked too, but i watched it. I guess knowing king wrote it i expected better.
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I would really like to finish reading IT. I got like 25% of the way through it. THought it was way better than the movie though....basically because i wont have to sit through another cheesy clamation sequence again......
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I would really like to finish reading IT. I got like 25% of the way through it. THought it was way better than the movie though....basically because i wont have to sit through another cheesy clamation sequence again......
The book is like 100 times better than the movie...
when I read it I actually visualized it, and not with John Ritter either lol...
Sad what Happened to him...
But I'm sure Tim "Dr. Frankenfurter" Curry Makes a great Pennywise...
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