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Post by DMKII: 'The Revenge' on Aug 17, 2019 16:43:13 GMT -5
I'm a big Lovecraft fan and having read all of his stuff have finally begun reading post-Lovecraft mythos stories. I recently finished a W.H. Pugmire's short story coollectiin "The Strange Dark One" and am re-reading the beautiful Penguin Galaxy hardcover edition "Neuromancer".
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Post by Gunslinger on Aug 17, 2019 17:41:05 GMT -5
I'm a big Lovecraft fan and having read all of his stuff have finally begun reading post-Lovecraft mythos stories. I recently finished a W.H. Pugmire's short story coollectiin "The Strange Dark One" and am re-reading the beautiful Penguin Galaxy hardcover edition "Neuromancer". Jonathan Howard's Carter & Lovecraft is really good. I also liked Lovecraft Country quite a bit. Laird Barron's short story collections are all cosmic horror but not necessarily Lovecraftian. |
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Post by DMKII: 'The Revenge' on Aug 17, 2019 17:54:51 GMT -5
I'm a big Lovecraft fan and having read all of his stuff have finally begun reading post-Lovecraft mythos stories. I recently finished a W.H. Pugmire's short story coollectiin "The Strange Dark One" and am re-reading the beautiful Penguin Galaxy hardcover edition "Neuromancer". Jonathan Howard's Carter & Lovecraft is really good. I also liked Lovecraft Country quite a bit. Laird Barron's short story collections are all cosmic horror but not necessarily Lovecraftian. I've read most of Robert E. Howard's Cthulhu Mythos short stories as well as some of the other short stories from writers from that period like Frank Belknap Long, Lin Carter, Robert Bloch and Robert M Price. I'm now checking out more modern mythos writers. I own both Ramsey Campbell short story collections "The Inhabitant of the Lake & Other Unwelcome Tenants" and "Visions from Brichester" and plan on digging into them soon enough. There is a lot of stuff out there these days. I consider cosmic horror a close relative of Cthulhu Mythos / Lovecraftian fiction. Its all fair game as far as I'm concerned. |
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Post by Bazzy on Sept 2, 2019 12:25:59 GMT -5
Peak District & Derbyshire quiz book
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Post by Bazzy on Sept 24, 2019 5:10:32 GMT -5
Punk band Sex Pistols guitarist Steve Jones autobiography "Lonely Boy"
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Post by Bazzy on Jan 5, 2020 5:40:26 GMT -5
Latest read is the famous Liverpool comedian Ken Dodd autobiography
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Post by TDalton on Jan 5, 2020 22:34:12 GMT -5
About halfway though "House to House: A Soldier's Memoir" by Buffalo's own Staff Sergeant David Bellavia. He was awarded the Medal of Honor (U.S. military's highest honor) for his actions with the Army infantry during the Second Battle of Fallujah during the Iraq War. Intense book, great read.
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Post by ajcostello on Jan 6, 2020 4:40:01 GMT -5
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Post by Crimson Cross on Oct 30, 2020 15:36:34 GMT -5
I can't suggest the many books in the series I do not have, but the series "The Further Adventures of Sherlock Holmes" is a great line of books. I have 15 of the books and have read The War of the Worlds, The Scroll of the Dead, The Ectoplasmic Man, The Titanic Tragedy & The Ripper Legacy. War of the Worlds puts Holmes in the H.G.Wells world and it is really cool, while Harry Houdini is in the Ectoplasmic Man book. I am currently reading The Man from Hell book, in the end I suggest checking out this series, fun stuff...
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Post by Bazzy on Nov 3, 2020 14:45:45 GMT -5
Birmingham SKA band "The Beat" leader singer Roger Ranking autobiography "I just can't stop it"
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