So, watcha' reading?

[RICKH]

Hey Kids Comics: True-Life Tales from the Spinner Rack  ed. by Rob Kelly with a fantastic chapter by UMA's own CraigW with a pic of him in a amazing Phantom costume!!  Craig, if you should read this, please give a little background on that picture. 

[RICKH]

Horns by Joe Hill

[zombiehorror]

Just finished Crystal Lake Memories and before that, Making Friday the 13th.  Making Friday the 13th is more of a clinical approach on the productions, whereas Crystal Lake Memories is more of a personal view on the productions; both books seemed to focus primarily on Friday 1-3 but all the films are covered in pretty good details.

[Halloween Jeff]

Haunted Omnibus

[Phantom Stranger]

Night Marshal: A Tale Of The Undead West

[The Creeper]

Just finished Clive Barkers, The Hellbound Heart, and now started Stephen King's Geralds Game.

[Phantom Stranger]

 The Night Of The ShaShadow
by
Maxwell Grant

[Street Worm]

Trolley No. 1852

[Elisabeth]

A vintage WW2 Cookbook by one "PRUDENCE PENNY".  It's all about dealing with food shortages and Ration Points, and how to eat Healthily.

I inherited it from my mom, and find it extremely useful in these times of tight budgets.

It's the sort of thing that made the "GREATEST GENERATION" GREAT, so it works for me.... "s"
"E"

[Halloween Jeff]

When Prophecy Fails...

[typhooforme]

UNHOLY TRINITY by Robert Bloch, a collection of 3 of his stories: The Scarf, The Deadbeat, and The Couch

[ChrisW]

Abominable Science!: Origins of the Yeti, Nessie, and Other Famous Cryptids
...a very good book that discusses the pseudo-science elements of cryptozoology.

...and World War Z. Finally getting to read the book. It's well done and an interesting read, but not a story per se. Really, a group of accounts (interview style) of events that unfolded during the Zombie outbreak. Interesting how the movie was turned into a narrative story taking elements from the book.

[Halloween Jeff]

Supernatural Noir, edited by Datlow

[Dr.Cyclops]

Pacific Crucible: War at Sea in the Pacific, 1941-1942 by Ian W. Toll

[The Joker]

It's not a novel, but an ebook of cartoons called The edge of town volume 1.
Good stuff!