I’m in the middle on Blish. Sometimes he kicks ass, sometimes he lets me down. I have a good feeling about this one. It should be interesting, since we’re four years away from the year in the title. He wrote…
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WHAT I’M READING NOW: DRESS YOUR FAMILY IN CORDUROY AND DENIM by David Sedaris
David Sedaris is a funny motherfucker. I’m just sad that I haven’t gotten to this one yet. I’m sure I will shit myself laughing.
WHAT I’M READING NOW: BEAUTIFUL YOU by Chuck Palahniuk
Of course I’m going to read the new Palahniuk book. This one starts out with possibly the most bizarre rape scene ever written. Looks like Palahniuk has done it again.
WHAT I’M READING NOW: EVERYBODY’S SOMEBODY’S FOOL by Ed Gorman
I’m a huge fan of Gorman’s work (and an avid follower of his blog). I’m not a fan of Worldwide, the publisher of this book, but I don’t think that will impair my enjoyment of this novel. I haven’t read…
WHAT I’M READING NOW: THE JOURNAL OF PROFESSOR ABRAHAM VAN HELSING by, um, Abraham Van Helsing
All right, enough with the bullshit. It’s actually by Allen C. Kupfer. But I do like the conceit. I read one “by” Victor Frankenstein once, but I wasn’t too impressed with that one. And then there was the one written…
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WHAT I’M READING NOW: DEADLINE by John Sandford
A new Virgil Flowers book? Fuck yeah! I love that fuckin’ Flowers!
WHAT I’M READING NOW: THE WIND CALLER by P.D. Cacek
Cacek is hit or miss with me. I read the back of the book, and it seems so ridiculous that I can’t see how it can work. Yet . . . Jack Ketchum and Douglas Clegg gave it their blessing,…
WHAT I’M READING NOW: BLACK HAT JACK by Joe R. Lansdale
You’re damned fucking right I’m reading this. If you don’t know why by this point, I don’t know what to tell you.
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WHAT I’M READING NOW: ENDLESS NIGHT by Richard Laymon and SHIVERS VII edited by Richard Chizmar
Laymon has yet to disappoint me. As for SHIVERS VII, I like to save these books for October and read, more or less, one story a day. (There are never 31 stories, so I’m allowed a few skip nights.) I…