What are you currently reading?

[paperdragon]

This is one book that has drawn my attention big time. I am guessing you enjoyed it????

I enjoyed it, thought it was clever. I like the format of these Delirium books, undersized hard bounds, no dust jackets.

[paperdragon]

In the middle of this one and at this point have to say what a great collection this is. Stories covering every conceivable holiday and some you might not of considered.

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[Theli]

Looks like a fun collection. the cover art is fantastic

[Theli]

Hiya all,

I'm new to the CD forum (go easy on me!!!), currently reading Jack Ketchum's "Right To Life"

Welcome to the forum!

[T-Dogz_AK47]

Welcome to the forum, Paul!

[Martin]

Welcome to our little corner of the web!

Hiya all,

I'm new to the CD forum (go easy on me!!!), currently reading Jack Ketchum's "Right To Life"

[Martin]

Looks cool. Who is the publisher?

In the middle of this one and at this point have to say what a great collection this is. Stories covering every conceivable holiday and some you might not of considered.

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[T-Dogz_AK47]

Looks cool. Who is the publisher?

I have a copy of this too. It is awesome.

It is published by Pill Hill Press.

[Martin]

Thanks. I may have to look for a copy.

I have a copy of this too. It is awesome.

It is published by Pill Hill Press.

[Highbury]

Finally finished the Dark Tower books. Long days and pleasant nights.

[Martin]

You are ahead of me. I still have not read The Wind Through the Keyhole.

Finally finished the Dark Tower books. Long days and pleasant nights.

[RJK1981]

You are ahead of me. I still have not read The Wind Through the Keyhole.

Neither have I. I should really get on that sometime, lol

[Lincoln]

Halfway through 'Raven', by Charles L Grant, and it's fantastic so far. He sure can write. After the rather bland prose of 'Swan Song', this is is like an injection of style!
The characters are great, and he can really put you in the setting.
I've found that sometimes you need a 'way in' with some of these stylish authors, and once you're in you can appreciate most of their work. Happened to me recently with Laird Barron, he's now one of my favourite authors.

[Theli]

Halfway through 'Raven', by Charles L Grant, and it's fantastic so far. He sure can write. After the rather bland prose of 'Swan Song', this is is like an injection of style!
The characters are great, and he can really put you in the setting.
I've found that sometimes you need a 'way in' with some of these stylish authors, and once you're in you can appreciate most of their work. Happened to me recently with Laird Barron, he's now one of my favourite authors.

I completely agree. There's multiple authors (or artists in other domains, such as music) that I just need the right introduction to their work, and you can come to appreciate the rest of their output. One of favourite bands, Jag Panzer, was like that for me.

[TJCams]

I like to change up what I read, as far as genre goes. Usually it's a mix of horror, sci-fi. I decided to start a courtroom drama type (Grisham's Sycamore Row), as it was a gift for Christmas, and I have to say I am pleasantly surprised how much I am into it. It flows good, chapters are short (which I like), characters seem to be well developed, and the story up until now, is quite "real". Would I jump into this genre more...... hard to say. It's the only book like this I own, and with so many "to read" that I have on my bookshelf.

Again though, it is nice to broaden my horizons in terms of the kind of books.