Yeah i'm really enjoying it so far. I really like how he does his version of traveling back in time with time itself not wanting to be changed and the story is really good.

Reading "the shinning" (Stephen king) again, i really like this book ::smile::

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So what's the best guess of why Elisabeth Short was murdered and posed like that?

I'll have to get it next time I hit the library. I'm going to get The Shining too.

Well, Sculpty, it seems to have been a mix of art, sexual perversion, and some deep misogyny. That at least is what is theorized in the book. It's a great read.

North Road House : Darkness vs. Evil
 

Reading the stories where the elements of darkness turn and battle against itself.
North Road House : Doll's Stay

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DEVIANT-Harold Schecter. Excellent bio of the life and crimes of Ed Gein. Schecter really knows his stuff on true crime and recommend all of his work.

Clive Barker The Books Of Blood all if them. Read a lot of Barker but never got around to reading these. Very enjoyable.

RECKLESS-Chrissie Hynde. Absolutely love The Pretenders debut and many others and think Chrissie can sing with the best of them. However, this is a real disappointment as it mainly focuses on her travelling, her drug use and what a "tough chick" she is. Book ends at the worst possible moment, right after the deaths of James Honeyman-Scott and Pete Farndon when there is still a lot of the bands history to relate.

Make your Own Damn Movie- Lloyd Kaufman

Horror House Battle : Darkness vs. Evil
 

Reading Title : Encounter at North Road House :
A Horror House Battle : Darkness vs. Masked Psycho

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Lots of good stuff here. About ¾ of the way through and not one clunker yet.

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Slow build-up over the first 100 pages then the plunge begins. Convinced reading this would be a transformative experience in sfear's life.

Okay, I've seen it around. Will snag it when I come across a nice copy. Thing about Fowles is, when a guy I corresponded with in sf fandom a long time ago read The French Lieutenant's Women he was so bowled over by it he gave up sf on the spot and devoted the rest of his time to mainstream/literature. Is Fowles that powerful?

::smile::I got it!!::smile::::smile::
The new one from S.K. just in from the library...::smile::
The Bazzar of Bad Dreams: Stephen King

I'm 'bout a hundred pages in ::smile::

What are your thoughts on it so far?

FARGO, ROCK CITY-Chuck Klosterman. Pretty amusing record of small town boy and how Heavy Metal music changed his life. Quite a bit of rambling (think Chuck took lessons from the late Lester Bangs), but worth checking out.

Stephen King has been speaking to his readers over the years Hammerfan ... It's the usual top shelf high caliber horror literature from an icon. I'm very excited!

Best Known Works of Edgar A. Poe. A nice anthology from 1927 I came across in a thrift store. I have a little crush on Edgar. IDK if that's weird or not.

At the moment it's Owning Jacob by Simon Beckett. It's not a masterpiece but still thrilling.
I really hope I can get myself a few books written by Clive Barker soon. I couldn't find them anywhere so I think I'll have to order them.

Have you checked used bookstores in your area? Also, don't neglect thrift stores. Uncanny what you can find there.

Already looked there but I found nothing. It seems like people don't want to get rid of them.

Just started this today:
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Good with no difficulties so far.

I got this one way back in high school, and for some reason it's not with my pile of horror stories... I should fix that. In fact I'm inspired to open it up again. What do you think of it?

LORD OF THE FLIES-William Golding

Theres some excellent stories in it, this is the 3rd time ive read it.

Here's what I'm readin on....
Weird Tales Seven Decades of Terror: John Betancourt
Carter & Lovecraft: Johnathan L. Howard
Stalkers 19 Original Tales by The Masters of Terror: Ed Gorman
Nothing Human: Ronald Munson

Good bunch of stuff. Sounds like you'll be entertained for quite a while.

WE ARE MARKET BASKET - Pretty good story of a well known New England grocery chain went out on strike until their beloved CEO was reinstated. Amazes me that ANY suit would inspire such devotion.

Star Wars: Lost Stars

I have about 5 million books on the go cause I get bored too easily.

Stephen King - Desperation
LotR: Fellowship of the Ring
Frank Moorhouse - Cult Killers

and a few more

Great find! I'm drooling all over the keyboard.

This was one of King's better stories...well developed characters and really was pulling for Rosie although the scenes with the painting in the apartment really slowed the story down for me.

Finished Lost Stars- Claudia Grey

Started The Man in the High Castle- Philip K Dick

500 COMIC BOOK VILLAINS by Mike Conroy. Pretty good retrospective of villains from the 40's up to the turn of the century with little sketches up to 2 pagers for the big dogs with many illustrations. Lots of good memories, especially with the Marvel bad guys from the 60s/70s.

The Ritual by Adam Neville. Creepy/