What are you currently reading?

[Lincoln]

Straub's 'Ghost Story' and 'Floating Dragon' are in my top ten all time books - essential reading, in my opinion. I have 'If You Could See Me Now', but haven't got to it yet. 'Shadowland' will be my next Straub.

[frik51]

Shadowland is awesome.
Enjoy!!

sk

[Martin]

I agree about Lost Boy, Lost Girl. Great read. I haven't read Hellfire Club yet, but it's in my TBR pile. I haven't read Mr. X or A Dark Matter yet either. Man, I'm kinda behind on my Straub reading.

Both Mr. X and A Dark Matter were not for for me. Mr. X actually frustrated me and with A Dark Matter I just failed to connect with the characters.

[Brian861]

Just finished up with Brothers by Ed Gorman and Richard Chizmar and Dinner with the Cannibal Sisters by Douglas Clegg. Both short reads but excellent and not what I expected at all.

[Martin]

Just finished up with Brothers by Ed Gorman and Richard Chizmar and Dinner with the Cannibal Sisters by Douglas Clegg. Both short reads but excellent and not what I expected at all.

Have not read Brothers yet, soon. Dinner with the Cannibal Sisters was a very fun read, I actually found myself wanting more time with the characters.

[Brian861]

Have not read Brothers yet, soon. Dinner with the Cannibal Sisters was a very fun read, I actually found myself wanting more time with the characters.

I did too Martin. I have several more Clegg's books coming and that was my first read of him. Hopefully they're just as good. Maybe I will actually read what I collect lol. Too much potential to miss out on some good stuff.

[Martin]

I did too Martin. I have several more Clegg's books coming and that was my first read of him. Hopefully they're just as good. Maybe I will actually read what I collect lol. Too much potential to miss out on some good stuff.

Clegg has been hit and miss for me but I do highly recommend Nightcage and Afterlife.

[bugen]

I really liked Brothers - still need to get to Cannibal Sisters.

[TJCams]

I finished Hugo Award winner The Three Body Problem, was very hard sci-fi at times, but overall a pretty darn good read, esp for sci-fi fans - lots of real science - futuristic possibly real science, and good look at an author's thoughts on the Chinese cultural revolution.

Started Ray Garton's The Loveliest Dead - sadly I missed out the CD version of this, but found a pb in great shape.

[Brian861]

Read The Colorado Kid yesterday afternoon. I really enjoyed. Started Finders Keepers last night. So far I'm diggin' it too.

[Martin]

Read The Colorado Kid yesterday afternoon. I really enjoyed. Started Finders Keepers last night. So far I'm diggin' it too.

i really enjoyed The Colorado Kid!

[Lincoln]

Waiting for Michael McDowell's 'The Amulet' to arrive, so dipping into various anthologies and collections, including:
Century's Best Horror Fiction, Vol. 2 (antho)

Meddling With Ghosts (antho)

Shades of Darkness (antho, Ash Tree Press)

Conference With the Dead (collection, Terry Lamsley)

Tragic Life Stories (collection, Steve Duffy)

Some great fiction, with a special mention to 'The Night They Missed the Horror Show', by Joe Lansdale. Amazing.

[bookworm 1]

The Wolf's Hour by Robert McCammon
And of course October Dreams vol 2

[TJCams]

The Loveliest Dead was one of my favourite reads - thought it was fantastic!

Now - onto Vol I - III The Books of Blood

[mhatchett]

Reading my annual Halloween favorite, Roger Zelazny's A Night in the Lonesome October. What a Trick and a Treat!!
Mike