What are you currently reading?

[Sock Monkey]

Taking a break from the Weird Tales anthology to start The Burning Girls by CJ Tudor tonight.

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You know, due to praise on this forum, I bought The Chalk Man through Camelot Books years ago and still have not read it. Due to the ease of doing business with Camelot and, maybe general passivity on my part, I have somehow wound up with a matching numbered set of all of Tudor's Sub Press books, with A Sliver of Darkness just finding its place on the shelf last week. I really need to kick my reading into a higher gear to get caught up on this stuff. Or, you know, at least determine if I like an author before purchasing five limited editions of their work...

[brlesh]

Taking a break from the Weird Tales anthology to start The Burning Girls by CJ Tudor tonight.

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[fanatic]

Thanks for the heads-up. Heller has few fans more ardent than me, and this blurb just sealed the deal…plan to pick this up very, very soon:
“Perfect for fans of The Dog Stars by Peter Heller and The Road by Cormac McCarthy.”

Good luck. I hope you like it.

 

[Boggle Champion]

I'm super excited for Angel of Indian Lake too! I'll probably hold off on picking it up until SST releases their limited-edition version so I can have a complete matching set of the SST LE's. In terms of Crouch, I think you'll be very pleased. This trilogy rocked (even if the production values of the limited editions were very underwhelming). If you get a chance, also read his book Dark Matter which I thought was fantastic and was my very first Crouch read. If you cans swing it, the Suntup version is especially choice!

There's just no way I can wait for the SST edition to read Angel of Indian Lake, although I'll order it when announced. I love this series!

Dark Matter is another one on my list, and I've definitely had my eye on that Suntup Artist edition. Have to give Pines a go first!

[RonClinton]

In another thread we.were talking about Peter Heller and how great he is. I just read Michael O'Donnell's first book ABOVE THE FIRE, and it reminds me of Heller. highly recommend!

Thanks for the heads-up. Heller has few fans more ardent than me, and this blurb just sealed the deal…plan to pick this up very, very soon:
“Perfect for fans of The Dog Stars by Peter Heller and The Road by Cormac McCarthy.”