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I won't be able to not think about this in future.
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I'm also jumping on the StoryGraph bandwagon!
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Wow, really enjoyed Japanese Gothic by Kylie Lee Baker. Beautifully, hauntingly written. #amreading #amreadinghorror #horror #HorrorBooks
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Wow, really enjoyed Japanese Gothic by Kylie Lee Baker. Beautifully, hauntingly written. #amreading #amreadinghorror #horror #HorrorBooks
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Wow, really enjoyed Japanese Gothic by Kylie Lee Baker. Beautifully, hauntingly written. #amreading #amreadinghorror #horror #HorrorBooks
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Wow, really enjoyed Japanese Gothic by Kylie Lee Baker. Beautifully, hauntingly written. #amreading #amreadinghorror #horror #HorrorBooks
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Wow, really enjoyed Japanese Gothic by Kylie Lee Baker. Beautifully, hauntingly written. #amreading #amreadinghorror #horror #HorrorBooks
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My favorite part about this Incredicoaster pic is how stone-cold @nicegnome is. She's all, "What. Come back and talk to me when you have a real rollercoaster to ride." #disneyland #californiaadventurepark #incredicoaster
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I have no idea where the camera is on Radiator Springs, so this is the face you get, I guess! #disneyland #radiatorsprings #californiaadventurepark
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"Lucky Day" by Chuck Tingle was quite good. It's a creative idea, and the character arc is smooth, with constant, gradual progress, that makes the final change feel well earned.
There's a sci-fi aspect that is a fascinating thought experiment, but that made me ask a bunch of "yeah but what about x?!" questions, but, to paraphrase MST3Q, I should repeat to myself "It's just a book, I should really just relax."
Fun read. Definitely recommend.
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Just read a couple Jennifer Thorne books back to back. I really like her writing style. She does amazing dialog and interpersonal conflict.
Lute was especially great. So good that I immediately decided to see what else she'd written.
Diavola got off to a fantastic start, but petered out a bit after the midpoint. Still worth a read, but I personally connected with Lute more.
#amreading #amreadinghorror #horror #horrornovel #horrornovels
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Just read a couple Jennifer Thorne books back to back. I really like her writing style. She does amazing dialog and interpersonal conflict.
Lute was especially great. So good that I immediately decided to see what else she'd written.
Diavola got off to a fantastic start, but petered out a bit after the midpoint. Still worth a read, but I personally connected with Lute more.
#amreading #amreadinghorror #horror #horrornovel #horrornovels
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Just read a couple Jennifer Thorne books back to back. I really like her writing style. She does amazing dialog and interpersonal conflict.
Lute was especially great. So good that I immediately decided to see what else she'd written.
Diavola got off to a fantastic start, but petered out a bit after the midpoint. Still worth a read, but I personally connected with Lute more.
#amreading #amreadinghorror #horror #horrornovel #horrornovels
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Just read a couple Jennifer Thorne books back to back. I really like her writing style. She does amazing dialog and interpersonal conflict.
Lute was especially great. So good that I immediately decided to see what else she'd written.
Diavola got off to a fantastic start, but petered out a bit after the midpoint. Still worth a read, but I personally connected with Lute more.
#amreading #amreadinghorror #horror #horrornovel #horrornovels
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Just read a couple Jennifer Thorne books back to back. I really like her writing style. She does amazing dialog and interpersonal conflict.
Lute was especially great. So good that I immediately decided to see what else she'd written.
Diavola got off to a fantastic start, but petered out a bit after the midpoint. Still worth a read, but I personally connected with Lute more.
#amreading #amreadinghorror #horror #horrornovel #horrornovels
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First query letter sent out this morning. It has begun! 😬
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I'll have to sit with it a while to see if it sticks with me, but right now, Joe Hill's "King Sorrow" is a strong contender for all-time fav. Super creative idea with fantastic characters you really care about, and constant, immersive scene work. People say "couldn't put it down" but seriously, I couldn't.
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Really enjoyed Rachel Harrison's "Play Nice." Particularly the first half, which was full of this great sense of foreboding and creeping dread. The character drama was excellent. It would stand alone as a dysfunctional-family drama, so the haunted house is just a great bonus. And I'm a sucker for home-reno horror, I've always said the scariest part of any haunted house story is the plumbing.
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Someone has taken to laying little notes that say "Keep it clean" next to any dog poop on the rec path near our house, so now there's dog poop and litter. #MissionAccomplished
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I think "Another" just took the spot of my favorite Paul Tremblay novel. It's MG, so a little less bleak than some of his work, but still definitely horror. The story feels more... personal, I think, than his other novels. I mean, his other novels have all been great, this just feels like a story that was important to him. If that makes sense.
Also, it's a great reminder that he is fantastic at writing in a kid's POV.
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Finished Stephen Graham Jones's "The Buffalo Hunter Hunter" tonight. I always respect and admire Jones's stuff, but it's usually a bit too literary for me, and I have trouble connecting. Not the case with this one. I found the voice to be super immersive and engaging and got totally lost in the story. Highly recommended.
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Don't make any sudden moves....
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The Shivers Collection:
The Grady Hendrix story ("The Blanks") was the real standout here. I also really liked "Letter Slot" by Owen King.
All five were good, really, but I got particularly caught up in those two.
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Okay, last Disney pic. Spider-Man! 😮
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Okay, last Disney pic. Spider-Man! 😮
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Okay, last Disney pic. Spider-Man! 😮
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I've been on a kick to reread some favorite novels. Just finished Head Full of Ghosts, by Paul Tremblay. It was maybe even more amazing on the second read. It's all very ambiguous, and my interpretation of what *actually* happened was the opposite of my last read. Pretty great book if you haven't read it ❤️
#amreading #amreadinghorror #horror #horrorbooks #bookstodon
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There's a lot to like about "Wake Up and Open Your Eyes" by Clay McLeod Chapman: a recurring metaphor about motion smoothing on your TV, a creative POV where half the book is in 2nd person with Anderson Cooper narrating the MC's experience - but it got a little lost, not sure if it was making a point about the alt-right, hyper-partisanship or influencer culture. Plus (obviously) preachy, which is grating, even when I'm the choir. Not a fav, but worth the read
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"Familiar," by @jeremycshipp, is a super weird, fun novella. It reminded me a little of Kathe Koja's "The Cipher," but more quirky / campy. #AmReading #AmReadingHorror #horror #horrorbooks #bookstodon
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Just reread NOS4A2. A little reminder of just how great this book is. I don't read a lot of books twice, but this is a top five. Maybe number one, though I've never been great at picking an all-time fav. Too many great books to choose from.
#amreading #amreadinghorror #horror #horrorbooks #bookstodon #nos4a2