What Are You Currently Reading?

[Linbro]

Example of the interior art.

[Linbro]

Interior art #2

[J Harker]

That's a beautiful looking book mate.
I've only read one Wagner story (the brilliant Sticks) so I'd love to get a nice anthology.
Pricey? If you don't mind me asking of course.

[Linbro]

My photo's really don't do it justice!
It was pretty pricey - published at US$175, I preordered and got it at US$125.
Sadly, Wagner is one of the most neglected horror authors. I don't think any of his fiction is currently in print.
This collection was also released in a two volume hardcover set, which was a lot cheaper. If you're interested in it, contact Andy at 'Cold Tonnage Books', in the UK, he might be able to get it for you.
The only other option would be to try and find his other original collections - 'Why Not You and I?' or 'In a Lonely Place'. Easier said than done, even for a paperback reading copy. Also, most of the major anthologies of the 80's & 90's featured his stories.
And yes, 'The Blair Wit....' I mean 'Sticks', is a classic!

[Vampix]

I'm currently reading George Orwell's 1984. A book I've always wanted to read but have never got round to, until now.

[demonknight]

Finished reading Hidden Horrors: A celebration of 101 underrated and overlooked fright flicks. At the moment I'm reading Pittsburgh Film History on set in the steel city. Excellent stuff so far

[J Harker]

Originally Posted by Linbro

My photo's really don't do it justice!
It was pretty pricey - published at US$175, I preordered and got it at US$125.
Sadly, Wagner is one of the most neglected horror authors. I don't think any of his fiction is currently in print.
This collection was also released in a two volume hardcover set, which was a lot cheaper. If you're interested in it, contact Andy at 'Cold Tonnage Books', in the UK, he might be able to get it for you.
The only other option would be to try and find his other original collections - 'Why Not You and I?' or 'In a Lonely Place'. Easier said than done, even for a paperback reading copy. Also, most of the major anthologies of the 80's & 90's featured his stories.
And yes, 'The Blair Wit....' I mean 'Sticks', is a classic!

Thanks mate I'll do some looking around.

[SShaw]

Finished reading Fab Press' most recent publication Graphic Thrills. My thoughts are shared over on my Diary thread.

[Make Them Die Slowly]

I'm 300 plus pages into my David Icke book, just when you think the man can't get any more bonkers...he does, time and time again.

Also presently reading this, something I've been meaning to read for years. Creaky but in a good way.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

You see the book Carroll Baker is holding? well that's the book i've just finished reading - Harlow An Intimate Biography by Irving Shulman.