What are you Reading this Holloween!

[bugen]

Yeah, you guys are reading some great stuff from the ones I recognize!

I just finished The Gods Themselves and loved it, so my next project might be The Foundation Trilogy. For October horror I'll probably go with A Mountain Walked.

[TJCams]

Been a slow reading year for me this year. I am finishing Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep (PK Dick), and then hitting Las Vegas for 3 days starting Sunday. I will be bringing a book with me to read on the plane - not sure what yet. It's a 4hr flight for me (Detroit - LV). I'd like to get into something that will captivate me, creep me out, but for some reason that is hard to find! I do have Ghost Story - but that will take me a while to get through. I'll have to really scan my bookshelves to find something good and Halloween-y. Just not sure what.....yet.

[bsaenz24]

I started up Ray Bradbury's Something Wicked This Way Comes and Peter Straub's Ghost Story for my October reads.

Ironically, both Zelazny's and Laymon's last book published while they were alive had nearly identical titles. Word to the wise author do not have the words Lonesome, Night and October in the title of your next new novel.

Ghost Story is just brilliant!

[Martin]

I started up Ray Bradbury's Something Wicked This Way Comes and Peter Straub's Ghost Story for my October reads.

Ironically, both Zelazny's and Laymon's last book published while they were alive had nearly identical titles. Word to the wise author do not have the words Lonesome, Night and October in the title of your next new novel.

Those are some grat October reads! I started The Straw Men by Michael Marshall and will then move on to The Night Country by Stewart O'Nan

[Theli]

I started up Ray Bradbury's Something Wicked This Way Comes and Peter Straub's Ghost Story for my October reads.

Ironically, both Zelazny's and Laymon's last book published while they were alive had nearly identical titles. Word to the wise author do not have the words Lonesome, Night and October in the title of your next new novel.

[mhatchett]

I've just started my seasonal reading of Roger Zelazny's A Night in the Lonesome October. I wish someone would do a collector’s edition of this literary tick-or-treat! I have the Easton edition, but someone could do so much more with it. I'll follow this up with Dracula, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and whatever else tickles my Halloween fancy. Oh, how could I forget, Bradbury’s Homecoming, so many treats, will there be enough Halloween!

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