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I liken A Dark Matter very much to Machen or Lovecraft so I guess it is more weird fiction than anything.
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SPOILERS The horrific event has already happened and the whole book is the protagonist trying to figure out what happened. |
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I can agree with that, it is told mostly in flashbacks.
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iv got dark matter sitting in my collection yet to be read,doesnt sound that appealing soo far,and after night room im a bit put off straub as that would only be the second book i would have read of his,i was also given the hellfire club which sounds more interesting
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straight after the ramsey cambpell book im about to start,oh and the neil gaiman iv got lined up after that,then will get onto it |
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I've only read to Campbell books, The Face That Must Die and Coldprint. Face was cool, all from the killer's perspective. Coldprint was a great piece of the Cthulhu Mythos. Got any suggestions of more Campbell books, I do own Incarnate, it looks interesting.
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this will be my first campell full novel the hungry moon
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Bob Gray, Hellfire Club is amazing. Not really horror at all, more like suspense/mystery, but by far one of the BEST BOOKS I've ever read!
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