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#1371
22nd November 2018, 09:51 PM
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Continuing with Hack/Slash vol 2, again great sense of humor, plenty of gore and a crossover with Suicide Girls  514c1c9afd878498ccaed79ff7ebb7d9.jpeg Sent from my PRA-LX1 using Tapatalk
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#1372
23rd November 2018, 10:58 AM
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Thank you very much, I just picked up many ideas to start reading ... There are some that I had already read but others I had never heard before.
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#1373
23rd November 2018, 06:03 PM
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| This Is Memorial Device by David Keenan. A potted 'history' of Airdrie's 'underground'  focusing on the titular band. I've always found Keenan to be a bit precious, but the book is alright so far ...
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#1374
28th December 2018, 03:04 AM
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Finished my recent read today. A report from the bunker. download (42).jpeg A volume based upon interviews and talks that took place between Burroughs and artists of the time. (Warhol,Ginsberg,and various hangers on.) Insightful and revealing. I found Burroughs to be a much more outgoing figure than i originally imagined. Insular in his train of thought and view of the world, yet accepting and ponderous, regimented and controlled yet fluid and humorously satirical. Really enjoyed this. Now onto this in response.  974531.jpg
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#1375
31st December 2018, 04:15 PM
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i've just started Nothing but the Night by John Blackburn, an author i never got around to sampling back in the seventies (i'm having a seventies pulp fiction binge at the moment). only a few chapters in but its a very pacy read and really enjoying it. reading it on my Kindle from the good people at Valancourt Books Horror & Science Fiction - Valancourt Books i'm surprised it's taken me so long to check these Valancourt guys out - they specialise in re-printing long oop books. judging by their reading list i think they might keep my Kindle occupied for quite awhile. |
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#1377
11th January 2019, 11:22 PM
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While sorting a cupboard out I come across this , so that my reading sorted for a few days , each story is only short and 2 pages long based on building , places that are supposedly haunted .
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#1378
13th January 2019, 06:15 PM
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continuing my 70s binge i've just started The Godsend by Bernard Taylor. i've never seen the movie version, and i've never read any other books by him, so it will be all new to me.
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#1379
14th January 2019, 09:08 AM
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Still enjoying the FNM book.
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#1380
19th January 2019, 04:04 PM
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 a good page turner though. it wasn't till after i'd finished that I realised the author had not even bothered to sketch in any close friends or family for the narrator and his wife, which only seemed implausible afterwards. |
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