What are you currently reading?

[srboone]

Enjoyed The Cleansing. The writing was weak in the beginning, but it picked up as the story gathered speed. Terrifying in places and had a mythic ending, but I wish there had been a little more meat to the story treatment, given the subject matter.

Now to wait for The Circle tonight.

[MrRoland]

A Feast for Crows - book four of the Song of Ice and Fire series

[srboone]

The Circle was a creepy good read. I've only read two novels, a handful of short stories and now this novella, but Little makes me afraid of the dark again. Kinda like King used to.

Reading The Dog Stars by Peter Heller.

[Martin]

Glad to hear. I hope to get to The Circle next week.

The Circle was a creepy good read. I've only read two novels, a handful of short stories and now this novella, but Little makes me afraid of the dark again. Kinda like King used to.

Reading The Dog Stars by Peter Heller.

[RJK1981]

Down by Nate Southard. Very early into it still, but seems to be a good one. I will probably take longer to read this one than I would most of this size because for whatever reason the text size is smaller than I would like and makes it difficult to read without plenty of light (And horror stories are better in less light). It's the first book from Sinister Grin for me, so I will withhold judgement for now, but if all of their stuff has the text this size I will be less likely to buy a lot from them. Maybe it has something to do with it being a paperback, though other small press paperbacks are easier to read.

[Sabrina Morgan]

I finished the first book in the Dean Koontz's Frankenstein series. Very quick read due to very short chapters, I really enjoyed it. I look forward to the next four books. For a little break I'm going to read The Hollow Earth I snagged from the forum grab bag.

[bookworm 1]

Finished Under the Dome. Gave it 3 stars. Good book not one of his best in my opinion but a good read.I was disappointed in the ending though.

[Teriw]

Finished Under the Dome. Gave it 3 stars. Good book not one of his best in my opinion but a good read.I was disappointed in the ending though.

I LOVED UTD! One of my favorites for sure.

[srboone]

The Dog Stars was a terrific post-apocalyptic, stream-of-consciousness narrative (even though I thought the SOC was inconsistent and not particularly necessary to the book).

Medusa by E.H. Visiak is next. After football.

[Sabrina Morgan]

Finished The Hollow Earth, the spiders creeped me out the most. Now on to The Body Snatchers.

[srboone]

Snuck in a reread of Roadside Picnic, by Arkady and Boris Strugatsky--my favorite SF novel. Back to Medusa now.

[rusty23]

Finished The Circle. A quick fun read. Next up is Mister Slaughter.

[peteOcha]

Almost done with Little's The Circle. Great read so far!

[srboone]

Medusa was a good read. It was originally published in 1929 and it is definitely Victorian in nature. What kept me from REALLY liking it was a chapter of dense of Victorian philosophy that I've read twice and still don't completely get. The accompanying 13 short stories/essays were pretty good, too.

Started Joe Golem and The Drowning City by Mike Mignola and Christopher Golden.

[Xiabei]

"The Academy" by Bentley Little. I really wanted to love this, but for me, it's just ok. I think he's taking way too much time setting everything up. I'm halfway through and starting to lose interest. I'll keep going, though I keep wanting to fall into "skim" mode.