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Stevie Walsh (Stephenw)
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Registered: 03-2009
Posted From: 212.183.128.136
Posted on Wednesday, January 02, 2013 - 09:15 pm:   

Here it is. The complete list of all the books I read in 2012...



HORROR NOVELS:

‘Sacrament’ (1996) by Clive Barker [also Fantasy]

‘The Darkest Part Of The Woods’ (2003)
‘The Overnight’ (2004) by Ramsey Campbell

‘The Little People’ (1966) by John Christopher [also Fantasy/Sci-Fi]

‘Darkest Day’ (1993)
‘Psychoville’ (1995) by Christopher Fowler

‘The Santaroga Barrier’ (1968) by Frank Herbert [also Sci-Fi]

‘Picnic At Hanging Rock’ (1967) by Joan Lindsay

‘Burnt Offerings’ (1973) by Robert Marasco

‘The Narrative Of Arthur Gordon Pym Of Nantucket’ (1838) by Edgar Allan Poe

‘The Sphinx Of The Ice Fields’ (1897) by Jules Verne [also Sci-Fi]



SCI-FI NOVELS:

‘The World In Winter’ (1962)
‘The Possessors’ (1964) [also Horror]
‘A Wrinkle In The Skin’ (1965) by John Christopher

‘Invasion Of The Body Snatchers’ (1954) by Jack Finney [also Horror]

‘The Forever War’ (1974) by Joe Haldeman

‘Space Cadet’ (1948)
‘Red Planet’ (1949)
‘Starman Jones’ (1953)
‘Double Star’ (1956) [also Comic]
‘Have Space Suit, Will Travel’ (1958) by Robert A. Heinlein [for Children]

‘Fury’ (1947) by Henry Kuttner

‘The Stepford Wives’ (1972) by Ira Levin [also Horror]

‘The Shrinking Man’ (1956) by Richard Matheson [also Horror/Fantasy]

‘Earth Abides’ (1949) by George R. Stewart

‘More Than Human’ (1953) by Theodore Sturgeon



FANTASY NOVELS:

‘Imajica’ (1991) by Clive Barker [also Horror]

‘Outside The Dog Museum’ (1991)
‘After Silence’ (1992)
‘From The Teeth Of Angels’ (1994) by Jonathan Carroll [all also Horror]

‘Red Shift’ (1973) by Alan Garner

‘A Voyage To Arcturus’ (1921) by David Lindsay [also Sci-Fi]

‘Free Live Free’ (1984) [also Crime]
‘Soldier Of The Mist’ (1986)
‘The Wizard Knight’ (2004) by Gene Wolfe



CRIME NOVELS:

‘The Deadly Percheron’ (1946)
‘The Last Of Philip Banter (1947)
‘Devil Take The Blue Tail Fly’ (1948) by John Franklin Bardin [also Horror]

‘Death Is A Lonely Business’ (1985) by Ray Bradbury [also Horror]

‘The Memory Of Blood’ (2011) by Christopher Fowler [also Horror/Comic]

‘The Thin Man’ (1934) by Dashiell Hammett

‘Deep Water’ (1957)
‘This Sweet Sickness’ (1960) by Patricia Highsmith

‘Dead Man Upright’ (1993) by Derek Raymond [also Horror]

‘Nothing More Than Murder’ (1949)
‘Savage Night’ (1953)
‘A Swell Looking Babe’ (1954) by Jim Thompson

‘Waltz Into Darkness’ (1947) by Cornell Woolrich



COMIC NOVELS:

‘Indecent Exposure’ (1973) by Tom Sharpe



OTHER NOVELS:

‘A Burnt Out Case’ (1960) by Graham Greene [Psychological/Character Drama]

‘Mysteries’ (1892) by Knut Hamsun [Psychological/Character Drama/Love Story – borderline Crime]

‘The Tremor Of Forgery’ (1969) by Patricia Highsmith [Psychological/Character Drama/Love Story – borderline Crime]

‘The Doubleman’ (1985) by C.J. Koch [Psychological/Character Drama/Love Story - borderline Fantasy/Horror]

‘The Devil In A Forest’ (1976) by Gene Wolfe [Historical Adventure - borderline Fantasy]



AUTOBIOGRAPHY:

‘The Hidden Files : An Autobiography’ (1992) by Derek Raymond



COLLECTIONS:

‘Night Terrors : The Complete Ghost Stories Of E.F. Benson’ (2012) [Horror]

‘The Paradoxes Of Mr Pond’ (1936) by G.K. Chesterton [Crime]

‘His Last Bow’ (1917)
‘The Casebook Of Sherlock Holmes’ (1927) by Arthur Conan Doyle [both Crime]

‘The Orchard’ (1986) by Charles L. Grant [Horror]

‘The Right Hand Of Doom And Other Tales Of Solomon Kane’ (2007) by Robert E. Howard [Fantasy/Horror]

‘Dark Gods’ (1985) by T.E.D. Klein [Horror]

‘The Complete Tales And Poems Of Edgar Allan Poe’ (1938) [Horror/Fantasy/Sci-Fi/Crime/Comic/etc.]



ANTHOLOGIES:

None



HORROR READ OF THE YEAR:
‘Dark Gods’ (1985) by T.E.D. Klein

SCI-FI READ OF THE YEAR:
‘Earth Abides’ (1949) by George R. Stewart

FANTASY READ OF THE YEAR:
‘Outside The Dog Museum’ (1991) by Jonathan Carroll

CRIME READ OF THE YEAR:
‘Dead Man Upright’ (1993) by Derek Raymond



SHORT STORY COLLECTION OF THE YEAR:
‘Dark Gods’ (1985) by T.E.D. Klein

SHORT STORY READ OF THE YEAR:
'Nadelman’s God' (1985) by T.E.D. Klein



MOST ENTERTAINING READ OF THE YEAR:
‘The Memory Of Blood’ (2011) by Christopher Fowler

MOST DISTURBING READ OF THE YEAR:
‘Dead Man Upright’ (1993) by Derek Raymond

MOST MOVING READ OF THE YEAR:
‘Earth Abides’ (1949) by George R. Stewart

MOST PROFOUND READ OF THE YEAR:
‘Earth Abides’ (1949) by George R. Stewart



READ OF THE YEAR:
‘Earth Abides’ (1949) by George R. Stewart
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Weber (Weber_gregston)
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Registered: 03-2008
Posted From: 194.66.23.11
Posted on Thursday, January 03, 2013 - 06:29 pm:   

When I get a few minutes spare I'll see how few I've read in comparison to this list...
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Mbfg (Mbfg)
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Registered: 09-2010
Posted From: 90.199.246.248
Posted on Thursday, January 03, 2013 - 06:53 pm:   

A good exercise, but will take a few days to sort out exactly what I did read last year. All that wood pulp is just a blur.

Cheers
Terry
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Gary Fry (Gary_fry)
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Registered: 03-2008
Posted From: 86.25.8.31
Posted on Thursday, January 03, 2013 - 07:18 pm:   

Mine built up towards end, when I got busy:

Needful Things - Stephen King
Cell - Stephen King
Full Dark, No Stars - Stephen King
11:22:63 - Stephen King
Pet Sematary - Stephen King
Lionel Asbo – Martin Amis
The Ritual – Adam Nevill
McTeague – Frank Norris
The Beetle – Richard Marsh
Queen Lucia – E F Benson
The Pregnant Widow – Martin Amis
Jimbo – Algernon Blackwood
Red Badge of Courage – Stephen Crane
The Card – Arnold Bennett
Call of the Wild – Jack London
O Pioneers – Willa Cather
The Napoleon of Notting Hill – G K Chesterton
Crome Yellow – Aldous Huxley
The Gambler – Fyodor Dostoevsky
The Tragedy of Pudden’ead Wilson – Mark Twain
The Rainbow – D H Lawrence
Washington Square – Henry James
The History of M Polly – H G Wells
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Gary Fry (Gary_fry)
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Registered: 03-2008
Posted From: 86.25.8.31
Posted on Thursday, January 03, 2013 - 07:20 pm:   

This year will be better.
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Weber (Weber_gregston)
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Registered: 03-2008
Posted From: 109.150.18.3
Posted on Thursday, January 03, 2013 - 10:28 pm:   

In approximate sequence - and excluding a couple of plays I've read at least a hundred times each in order to memorise the damned things (and anything I didn't list on the WAYR threads - this year I have been mostly reading

From Blue to Black - Joel Lane - excellent start to the year
Keeping Britain Tidy - Steve Hollyman - new writer - may be worth keeping an eye out for more
Life andd fate - Grossman - gave up on this turgid doorstop
Blind assassin - Atwood - one of my top reads of the year
Brookly Follies - Auster - the usual excellence
Drop dead Gorgeous - Wayne simmons - nice simple zombie mayhem
11:23:62 - King - another pick for read of the year
Dexter is Delicious - naff title aside, a worthy entry in the series.
Hunters moon - Jim Butcher - will definitely be reading the rest of the series
Secret Diary of Adrian Mole 13 3/4 - Townsend - as funny now as it was when I first read it 30 years ago - if not funnier
Bloodwind - Charles l grant - not his best
Cyberabad days - Ian MacDonald - Ok I suppose but a bit meh overall
Last Light of the Sun - Guy Kay - very good indeed
Embassytown - China Mieville - hard to get into but worth the effort
Mandelbaum gate - Muriel Spark - gave up on this one too
Some Kind of fairytale - Graham Joyce - excellent as usual
Fractured - Karin Slaughter - dead easy read and good mystery story
Little Star - Lindqvist - possibly my favourite of his to date another pick for book of the year
Great House - Nicole Krauss - Auster wannabe without the readability.
Hunger games - easy read, derivative and creaky storyline. Good for what it is and better grammatically at least than most of these teen bestsellers at the moment
Under the Dome - another big King book this year and another pick for best of the year
Last days - Adam Neville - not as good as the Ritual for me. Some brilliant set pieces but it lacked something.
The Faceless - Simon bestwick - good and atmospheric. still not quite sure if I liked the ending though but definitely worth reading
Dead island - mark Morris - readable but poorly plotted - but it is the book version of a zombie shoot-em-up game so didn't have huge hopes
In Evil Hour - GG Marquez - disappointing to say the least. My definite least favourite book of the year that I actually finished
Double Dexter - another cracking Dexter book.
Dead Right - Peter Robinson - good fun, I'll be reading more Banks novels
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Weber (Weber_gregston)
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Registered: 03-2008
Posted From: 109.150.18.3
Posted on Thursday, January 03, 2013 - 10:34 pm:   

Can't decide between the top books...
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Craig (Craig)
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Registered: 03-2008
Posted From: 99.126.164.88
Posted on Friday, January 04, 2013 - 02:39 am:   

My list! The year of reading crime/mysteries for me... more than ever in one year... not all great, either (but most of them). And sadly, nothing terribly current (*sigh*).

Margaret Millar, Beast in View
An Air That Kills

Rex Stout, The Second Confession
Three Witnesses

Gene Wolfe, The Wizard
Ross MacDonald, The Way Some People Die
Sara Paretsky, Deadlock
Killing Orders

Harold Bloom, The Shadow of a Great Rock
Ed McBain, Hail, Hail, The Gang's All Here!
He Who Hesitates

Tony Hillerman, Dance Hall Of The Dead
Eilis Dillon, Death In The Quadrangle
Walter Kaufmann, Religions in Four Dimensions
Karl Edward Wagner, Conan: The Road of Kings
The Book of Kane
Death Angel's Shadow

Clive Barker, The Inhuman Condition
Ramsey Campbell, The Count of Eleven
Ruth Rendell, Death Notes (Put On By Cunning)
A Judgement in Stone
From Doon With Death
A Sight For Sore Eyes
To Fear A Painted Devil
No More Dying Then

Frank McCauliff, Of All The Bloody Cheek
William Burroughs, Naked Lunch
Ernest Hemingway, Winner Take Nothing
The Snows of Kilimanjaro, and other stories

Aristotle, The Nicomachean Ethics
Israel Zangwill, The Big Bow Mystery
Dashiell Hammett, The Maltese Falcon
The Dain Curse
(+ "Corkscrew")
Robert A. Heinlein, Orphans of the Sky
Agatha Christie, A Holiday For Murder
Charles L. Grant, The Last Call of Mourning
Patricia Highsmith, Creepers
Joseph Hansen, Fadeout
(ed. David Willis McCullough) City Sleuths and Tough Guys: Crime Stories from Poe to the Present
Great Detectives: A Century of the Best Mysteries from England & America

(ed. Richard Davis), The Year's Best Horror Stories: Series II
(ed. Gerald W. Page) The Year's Best Horror Stories: Series V
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Gary Fry (Gary_fry)
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Registered: 03-2008
Posted From: 86.25.8.31
Posted on Friday, January 04, 2013 - 04:10 am:   

Did you like A SIGHT FOR SORE EYES, Craig?
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Craig (Craig)
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Registered: 03-2008
Posted From: 99.126.164.88
Posted on Friday, January 04, 2013 - 06:57 am:   

Yep, Gary! Once I got the hang of what she was doing there, it became quite a ride. I sort of tend towards her more traditional Wexford/mysteries... but I've become quite a fan of Rendell's... sadly, since reading her alone might very well take me years to get through everything.
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Gary Fry (Gary_fry)
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Registered: 03-2008
Posted From: 86.25.8.31
Posted on Friday, January 04, 2013 - 09:48 am:   

Have you read her Barbara Vine stuff? The Brimstone Wedding is astonishing.
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Craig (Craig)
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Registered: 03-2008
Posted From: 99.126.164.88
Posted on Saturday, January 05, 2013 - 08:07 am:   

No, Gary—but I will, I hear they're quite good. I'll look for that one.
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David_m (David_m)
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Registered: 07-2011
Posted From: 2.26.140.31
Posted on Sunday, January 06, 2013 - 11:30 am:   

I'll try to remember to make a list as I proceed through 2013, as this seems like a fun exercise. Standout novels I read last year were:

James Ellroy, The Black Dahlia
Adam Nevill, Last Days
Don Winslow, The Power of the Dog

On Adam Nevill's recommendation, the first non-academic book I'll be reading in 2013 is Donald Ray Pollock's The Devil All the Time.
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Stu (Stu)
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Registered: 04-2008
Posted From: 90.244.37.64
Posted on Sunday, January 06, 2013 - 05:45 pm:   

Offhand, this is my list for 2012. Not including stuff I started but didn't finish.

Novels:
ROSEMARY'S BABY-- Ira Levin
AFTER SILENCE -- Jonathan Carroll
BAIT MONEY -- Max Alan Collins
SCRATCH FEVER -- Max Allan Collins
SPREE -- Max Allan Collins
QUARRY -- Max Allan Collins
YOUR TURN TO CURTSY, MY TURN TO BOW -- William Goldman
NIGHT SONGS -- Charles L Grant
THE BULL AND THE SPEAR -- Michael Moorcock
THE OAK AND THE RAM -- Micheal Moorcock
STONE COLD -- Robert B Parker
PALE KINGS AND PRINCES -- Robert B Parker
BRIMSTONE -- Robert B Parker
NIGHTLIFE -- Brian Hodge
THE BURNING SOUL -- John Connolly
DIRTY WEEKEND -- Helen Zahavi

Short story collections:
GENERAL MURDERS -- Loren D Estleman
NIGHTMARE SEASONS -- Charles L Grant
THE ORCHARD -- Charles L Grant
FALLING IDOLS -- Brian Hodge


Comics:
FATALE Volume 1 -- Ed Brubaker
IRREDEEMABLE Volumes 1-9 -- Mark Waid
INCORRUPTIBLE Volumes 1-7 -- Mark Waid
DAREDEVIL Volumes 1-3 -- Mark Waid
MS TREE -- Max Allan Collins
AMERICAN FLAGG! -- Howard Chaykin
CHALLENGERS OF THE UNKNOWN -- Howard Chaykin
SWORDS OF HEAVEN, FLOWERS OF HELL -- Howard Chaykin
CITY OF TOMORROW -- Howard Chaykin
LEGEND -- Howard Chaykin
DOMINIC FORTUNE: IT CAN HAPPEN HERE AND NOW -- Howard Chaykin
WOLVERINE AND NICK FURY -- Archie Goodwin and Tom DeFalco
CRADLEGRAVE -- John Smith
WAR IS HELL: FLIGHT OF THE PHANTOM EAGLE -- Garth Ennis
SPIDER-MAN: KRAVEN' S LAST HUNT -- J.M. DeMateis
HELLBLAZER:FEAR AND LOATHING -- Garth Ennis
HELLBLAZER:TAINTED LOVE -- Garth Ennis
BATTLEFIELDS Volume 1 -- Garth Ennis
UNKNOWN SOLDIER -- Garth Ennis
STEVE ROGERS SUPERSOLDIER -- Ed Brubaker
CROSSED: BADLANDS -- Garth Ennis and Jamie Delano
THE SHADOW -- Garth Ennis
PROMETHEA Volumes 1-5 -- Alan Moore
JLA: ULTRAMARINE CORPS -- Grant Morrison
SEVEN SOLDIERS OF VICTORY Volumes 1-2 -- Grant Morrison
WOLVERINE -- Chris Claremont
STITCHED -- Garth Ennis and Mike Wolfer
FURY: MY WAR GONE BY -- Garth Ennis
LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN Volume 1 -- Alan Moore
LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENTLEMEN: 1910 -- Alan Moore
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Thomasb (Thomasb)
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Registered: 03-2008
Posted From: 75.25.141.120
Posted on Sunday, January 06, 2013 - 10:30 pm:   

Funny this thread should come up: the link leads to my list (with commentary): http://tbdeluxe.blogspot.com/2013/01/resolution-fail.html

Stu: Good for you on Charles Grant. Wish he were more remembered than he is (Wish I could afford those new collections, too).
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Stevie Walsh (Stephenw)
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Registered: 03-2009
Posted From: 86.24.62.55
Posted on Sunday, January 06, 2013 - 11:53 pm:   

I read four outstanding horror collections last year and Grant's 'The Orchard' more than held its own with Edgar Allan Poe, E.F. Benson & T.E.D. Klein. I think of all the popular horror writers whose work I adored in the late 70s/80s golden era his & Ramsey's - above even King & Straub - will probably last longest.
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Stu (Stu)
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Registered: 04-2008
Posted From: 90.244.34.220
Posted on Monday, January 07, 2013 - 08:46 am:   

I picked up a ton of Grant books in a second-hand bookshop last year. £2 a copy. Now I just have to find time to read them all.
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Stevie Walsh (Stephenw)
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Registered: 03-2009
Posted From: 86.24.62.55
Posted on Monday, January 07, 2013 - 09:48 am:   

Lucky you! I've found his books nearly impossible to come by in the second hand shops over here. 'The Orchard' was the first I'd come across in about 20 years. I still rank 'The Nestling' (1982) as one of the finest horror novels of the 20th Century - up there with; 'The Ceremonies', 'The Exorcist', 'The Shining', 'Incarnate', 'Rosemary's Baby', 'The Haunting Of Hill House', 'Harvest Home', 'Ghost Story', etc.

I can feel a Charles L. Grant splurge on Amazon coming on... once January is out of the way.
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Joel (Joel)
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Registered: 03-2008
Posted From: 217.37.199.45
Posted on Monday, January 07, 2013 - 01:51 pm:   

Stevie, unless you're buying new copies (impossible for most Grant books), go for abebooks rather than Amazon. The former is a database of real second-hand book dealers who use dealer terminology fairly accurately. The latter is a rats' nest of idiots selling off their most beat-up, torn, stained and generally ruined copies and claiming they are in 'very good' condition. Having brought two second-hand paperbacks through Amazon that were described as 'very good' and found them both to be barely acceptable as reading copies (i.e. condition should have been ranked as 'poor'), I won't get fooled again.
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Stevie Walsh (Stephenw)
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Registered: 03-2009
Posted From: 86.24.62.55
Posted on Monday, January 07, 2013 - 03:27 pm:   

I use Abebooks and eBay often as well, Joel, when tracking down books I must read.

Which reminds me... is there any word of the complete paperback edition of Ramsey's 'Secret Stories' coming out yet? That's next on my MBR list.
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Playloup66 (Playloup66)
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Registered: 05-2011
Posted From: 109.153.38.25
Posted on Monday, January 07, 2013 - 04:56 pm:   

http://http://www.pspublishing.co.uk/secret-story-paperback-by-ramsey-campbell-1 343-p.asp

I think this is what you're looking for Stevie.
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Playloup66 (Playloup66)
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Posted on Monday, January 07, 2013 - 04:57 pm:   

http://www.pspublishing.co.uk/secret-story-paperback-by-ramsey-campbell-1343-p.a sp

Or the correct address!
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Thomasb (Thomasb)
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Registered: 03-2008
Posted From: 75.25.141.120
Posted on Monday, January 07, 2013 - 05:10 pm:   

I have just about all his original anthologies in paperback. I still remember the first story of his I read, "The Garden of Blackred Roses" in the Kirby McCauley anthology DARK FORCES.
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Weber (Weber_gregston)
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Registered: 03-2008
Posted From: 86.169.5.88
Posted on Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - 01:09 am:   

I've only once had issues with a book I was sent through amazon - where it was described as very good but arrived with a severely bent spine and dog eared corners. I put a negative review of the vendor on the site. Within a couple of hours the vendor contacted me and refunded my money so i got the book for free.
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Stevie Walsh (Stephenw)
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Registered: 03-2009
Posted From: 86.24.62.55
Posted on Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - 02:17 pm:   

I've yet to have a bad experience buying on Amazon, Weber. I find the percentage ratings for their sellers are a good indication of reliability - in much the same way eBay works.
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Lincoln (Lincoln_brown)
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Registered: 03-2008
Posted From: 124.181.147.40
Posted on Tuesday, January 08, 2013 - 02:39 pm:   

Read in 2012.
Novels - 'The Croning', Laird Barron
'The Passage', Justin Cronin

Novellas -
'Dark Gods', Klein
'The Men from Porlock', 'TheBroadsword', Laird Barron
'The Turtle Boy', Kealan Patrick Burke
'Different Skins', Zed

Shorts - read all of these RC collections, in order:
'Height of the Scream'
'Demons by Daylight'
'Dark Companions'
'Waking Nightmares'
'Alone With the Horrors'
'Told by the Dead'
'Just Behind You'
And, these stand alone publications
'Holding the Light'
'The Callers'
'The Decorations'
'The Long Way'

'Occultation', Laird Barron
'In a Lonely Place', Wagner

These are the books I completed. The rest of my reading was dipping into various antho's & collections. Also did a fair bit of non-fiction reading.
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Stevie Walsh (Stephenw)
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Registered: 03-2009
Posted From: 194.32.31.1
Posted on Thursday, January 10, 2013 - 01:32 pm:   

Thanks for the link to 'Secret Story'! I'll be ordering it as soon as I get paid again. It'll be good to get back to my chrono read of Ramsey's novels.

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