I am ashamed to say that I have not yet read......

[theenormityofitall]

Oh it will happen eventually because he has to die sometime and I'll be around quite a while after him...assuming I die of old age *Crossing fingers*

LOL I wish I could say I'd be around long after him. I'm not as old as he is (I'm 45) but ya never know what life could bring ya (death at any moment!).

[theenormityofitall]

Good to see you back Scot

Thanks Grant, but not quite back yet. I have a lot of catching up to do and the main reason I haven't been around for awhile is because I bought a new toy: a Samsung Galaxy MP3 player I've been messing with for days now.
But I'll be back permantely soon enough

[Teriw]

I don't think that's possible LOL. For me it would take several lifetimes just to read the Dark Tower Series.

Oh it will happen eventually because he has to die sometime and I'll be around quite a while after him...assuming I die of old age *Crossing fingers*

[bookworm 1]

It was released in the same book as Friday night in Beast house that leisure put out a couple years ago.Before all the nonsence started to come out over there.

The Wilds by Richard Laymon.

I heard a while ago that this was going to be released again in paperback - was that Leisure?

Good to see you back Scot

[theenormityofitall]

LOL I just saw the changes to the forum......"Receiving Daily Medication" couldn't be more true!!

[theenormityofitall]

if the time ever comes when I have no more SK to read.

I don't think that's possible LOL. For me it would take several lifetimes just to read the Dark Tower Series.

[Teriw]

There's a whole lot I am ashamed to have never read. I just started reading not long ago and havent even read half of the SK books I own and I dont even own them all. The Classic King books I am most ashamed of like Carrie, It, Christine, just off the top of my head. I even bought the 25th IT gift ed but have never read it at all. I dont read my books though. I use my ereader which is so much easier and convenient. I keep picking newer books to read first. Well my first SK book was The Drawing of the Three, someone picked it up for me not knowing it was part of a series...anyway...after that I read the whole DT series then I mixed it up a bit n read a few in a jumbled manner but lately I read Bag of Bones, quickly before the Mini came out, then Under The Dome because of the Shotime rumours, On writing because I got into writing again and now The Talisman just cuz someone told me to. I'll get around to them all eventually then find something else I like if the time ever comes when I have no more SK to read.

[Tasmaniac]

I hadn't heard that about The Wilds, but that would be cool. If it was Leisure who was going to publish it (Which I am quite sure would be correct as they published a lot of his paperback stuff) then we'll have to see if another publisher picks it up being Leisure/Dorchester Publications/DP (They started using DP to fool people into not realizing it was Dorchester) is basically a dead company at this point. There is a large boycott of their stuff, which I fully support and won't be buying a single thing published by them except from places like Half Price Books since I know those books were paid for already (though whether the authors were paid is another question).n Even then, unless I REALLY want the book I won't even buy a Leisure book from any source at all

I'm going back two or three years, before everything hit the fan. Maybe it was just a project that never got off the ground - does anyone else remember this?

[RJK1981]

I hadn't heard that about The Wilds, but that would be cool. If it was Leisure who was going to publish it (Which I am quite sure would be correct as they published a lot of his paperback stuff) then we'll have to see if another publisher picks it up being Leisure/Dorchester Publications/DP (They started using DP to fool people into not realizing it was Dorchester) is basically a dead company at this point. There is a large boycott of their stuff, which I fully support and won't be buying a single thing published by them except from places like Half Price Books since I know those books were paid for already (though whether the authors were paid is another question).n Even then, unless I REALLY want the book I won't even buy a Leisure book from any source at all

[Tasmaniac]

The Wilds by Richard Laymon.

I heard a while ago that this was going to be released again in paperback - was that Leisure?

[srboone]

I know, I keep debating whether I want to do that or get a really nice copy of it. I could always find a $.01 copy of it, and throw it in my paperback collection, I guess, til I decide...

[RJK1981]

You can find it cheap on Amazon if you want to purchase it. I still need to read it as well

[TerryE]

Squire and cope, you must both read The Haunting of Hill House. If you don't own a copy, you should be able to find some copy for a few bucks somewhere. It is one of the finest haunted house stories ever written.

[Ben Staad]

The Haunting of Hill House byShirley Jackson. Someone's post in their collection thread remeinded me that I had not read this one. And the TBR continues to grow (after I'd whittled it down so far...).

I've wanted to read this however my library system does not have this book and they cannot locate one for me...