Red Mosquito

tragabigzanda wrote:

oasisfan35 wrote:

Some great ones in here

Oh yes. Lawnmower Man, Jerusalem’s Lot and Children of the Corn were particular favorites.

wease wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:

oasisfan35 wrote:

Some great ones in here

Oh yes. Lawnmower Man, Jerusalem’s Lot and Children of the Corn were particular favorites.

Part way through Jerusalem's Lot and enjoying it quite a bit, in fact the Forward was pretty damn great too.

Finished up Demon Copperhead (fantastic!) and now I'm gonna give this a whirl.

I've been reading The Bee Sting for what feels like forever. Don't know why I keep picking 600+ page books. I guess I like to torture myself.

it's not a bad book either.

I admire your patience and persistence

Finished King's Carrie the other day, not exactly an easy read as far as content goes. Wasn't the biggest fan of the epistolary form with multiple sources though.

lennytheweedwhacker wrote:I admire your patience and persistence

thank you

Excited about this one

My wife convinced me to read Mansfield Park. Takes about 200 pages to get anywhere near interesting.

finished The Bee Sting, then picked up Remarkably Bright Creatures because my wife loved it and kept telling me I needed to read it. Finished that last night. It was a charming read.

Started on Wandering Stars today.

I still need to read that

This is my fourth time, I’ll lend you one of my previous ones.

Sweet! Thanks.

Starting this

temporarily shifted from Wandering Stars to Beautyland because the latter is in demand at the library. What a quirky and funny read. So well written. Honestly, one of the best books I’ve read in a while.

started this today. kinda reminds me of Ottessa Moshfegh, dark and funny.

Nice!

I'll add it to the list

Mercury Pictures Presents

Might have to finish up my Cormac reading soon...