I really enjoyed AFTERSHOCK, and this is the next in the series. Of course I’m going to read it.
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WHAT I’M READING NOW: INFERNAL ANGEL by Edward Lee
I haven’t read much of Lee’s longer work, just his short fiction. I’ve read MONSTROSITY and CITY INFERNAL, the latter of which is the first in his Hell series. IA is the second, and it looks pretty cool. I have…
WHAT I’M READING NOW: THE FARROWING by Jesse Wheeler
Of all the writers I’ve found through StrangeHouse, Jesse Wheeler is my favorite. He’s a relentless bastard, and he’s capable of making someone like me gag with his words. DINNER AT THE VOMITROPOLIS is a transgressive masterpiece. THE FARROWING sounds…
WHAT I’M READING NOW: FOR US, THE LIVING by Robert A. Heinlein
This is his very first novel, but the interesting thing is, it was never published during his lifetime. I’m very fascinated with this because I want to know why it never made it into print back then, considering how amazing…
WHAT I’M READING NOW: MYSTIC RIVER by Dennis Lehane
I’ve never read Lehane’s work before. I bought this book after seeing the movie a looooong time ago, but I never got around to it until now. I have high hopes. Stephen King has high praise for his work, so…
WHAT I’M READING NOW: FIELD OF PREY by John Sandford
A new PREY book! This one looks like it’s going to kick ass. The prologue is amazing.
WHAT I’M READING NOW: SOMETHING’S OUT THERE by Mickey Spillane
I’m a huge Spillane fan. This is the last complete novel he wrote before his death. There were two others, but they were incomplete, and Max Allen Collins finished them. I’m looking forward to reading his swan song.
WHAT I’M READING NOW: FOUR DARK NIGHTS by Bentley Little, Douglas Clegg, Christopher Golden and Tom Piccirilli
Holy shit. Look at that fucking lineup and tell me why this book shouldn’t be read by everyone.
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WHAT I’M READING NOW: DARK UNIVERSE by William F. Nolan
Nolan is a master of short horror. Loved his work ever since I was a kid. Why would I not read this one?