So, watcha' reading?

[Gasport]

I picked up Chuck McCann's Let's Have Fun! scrapbook when i met him at Chiller a few weeks ago...wonderful memories of watching his show as a kid came rushing back. If you enjoyed Chuck as a kid, i highly recommend this book..comes with a DVD, too!

[Fester]

Must have!

$9.95 at your local Barnes and Noble. 
In the sale books rack.

[Halloween Jeff]

The Night Country by O'Nan.

then on to The Best Ghost Stories Ever Told....

[Flower]

I really enjoy Renko's adventures.

[Halloween Jeff]

The Best Ghost Stories Ever Told, by Brennan

[RedKing]

Just finishing up rereading HG Wells' War of the Worlds again. One of my very favorite books ever. For some reason, to me, I envision the narrator of the story as Peter Cushing and "hear" the story in his voice as I read it.

[Fester]

Just finishing up rereading HG Wells' War of the Worlds again. One of my very favorite books ever. For some reason, to me, I envision the narrator of the story as Peter Cushing and "hear" the story in his voice as I read it.

Funny . . . I always hear Sir Cedric Hardwicke.

[zombiehorror]

Punk Rock An Oral History

[RedKing]

Funny . . . I always hear Sir Cedric Hardwicke.

That works too! I also kind of thought Colin Clive as well, but the narrator isn't neurotic or manic enough.

[Bonomo]

Just read Kenneth Anger's notorious Hollywood Babylon. Meh.

[Halloween Jeff]

The Screaming Book of Horror.....

[Count_Zirock]

The post office tried to kill it, but it would not die!




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[RICKH]

Dr. Sleep by Stephen King

[Halloween Jeff]

Yeah, I have "Doctor Sleep" on my shelf, but haven't gotten to it yet...

Spookmaster

[Wich2]

GOOD OLD DAYS magazine has been around for years, consisting mainly of memories submitted by readers.

Around Halloween and Christmas, I love to score (cheap!) on Ebay, copies from the '60s and '70s - because then you get real-life stories of those holidays from the early 1900s!

Merriest,
-Craig