What are you currently reading?

[TacomaDiver]

If anyone needs the new $640 signed/limited from Folio Society of AMERICAN PSYCHO, you'd best hurry...at this writing, there're only 188 copies left of the 750 run:

https://www.foliosociety.com/usa/ame...imited-edition

For me, my signed Easton HC will do just fine, particularly at that $640 price point.

Only 11 copies left now.

My paperback copy is sufficient.

[RonClinton]

Only 11 copies left now.

My paperback copy is sufficient.

...aaannd sold out -- in, what, six or seven hours? A healthy paycheck on this one for Folio Society and Ellis: $640 x 750 run = $480,000...almost a half-million dollars. Nice to see the market for limited books is still alive and well.

[saginawhorror]

Way over my budget. I'll stick to thunderstorm and lividian.

[brlesh]

Finished up American Cannibal, which I really liked the first half, but most of the stories in the second half fell flat for me. Maybe too ambitious for it’s own good.

Up next, half way through Alakazam by Mia Dalia. This is a novella length story that I am really enjoying so far.

At the half way point, not a whole lot has gone on, basically establishing the main characters and the two different timelines, but Dalia has very readable style.

B

[sholloman81]

Finished up American Cannibal, which I really liked the first half, but most of the stories in the second half fell flat for me. Maybe too ambitious for it’s own good.

Up next, half way through Alakazam by Mia Dalia. This is a novella length story that I am really enjoying so far.

At the half way point, not a whole lot has gone on, basically establishing the main characters and the two different timelines, but Dalia has very readable style.

B

I was just looking at Alakazam the other day. Let us know what you think when done as I may pick it up! Am just getting ready to start her recent collection of novellas from Thunderstorm.

[sholloman81]

Just finished reading Kristopher Triana's "Pure Evil", a collection of his most extreme short stories. There were some misses, as there are with most collections; however, a lot of these stories were top notch examples of extreme and splatter horror and would make Ed Lee blush. In fact, his story "The Bitch" from this collection might be the most disturbing splatter/extreme story that I have read. It was truly tough to get through. Overall, a good collection of extreme stories, but definitely not for those who need trigger warnings as this book will offend everyone!

Am now reading the Thunderstorm LE of Mona Kabbini's "They're Already Here", a collection of three novellas.