Ooh, I like the sound of that. Of course I know it will be good, but as you've read it I had to ask!

Need you ask?

 

I read the first story. While resting up at an old friend home Harry comes across a man who was accused of murder. Harry being Harry he has to help prove the man's innocences. So adventure begins. A hunt for a monster that has been lurking in the woods for thousands of years.

 

Finishing up the second story probably tonight.

 

Oh to have that much time:(

1. Psycho by Robert Bloch...Novel

2. Midnight Blues by Brian Knight...Chap book

3. Chronicles of the Apocalypse by Michael McBride...Novel

4. Judas Goat by Greg Gifune...Novel

5.The Wicked by James Newman...Novel

6. Matheson: Uncollected...Collection

7. Dead Earth: The Green Dawn by Justice & Wilbanks...Novella

8. Darkness on the Edge of Town by Brian Keene...Novella

9. Little graveyard on the Prairie by Steven Wedel...Novella

10. Tales of Sin and Madness by Brett McBean...Collection

11.The Hunger of Empty Vessels by Scott Edelman...Novella

12. House of Blood by Bryan Smith...Novel

13. children of the new disorder by Tim Lebbon and Lindy Moore...Novella

14. Castaways by Brian Keene...Novel

15. Lost Tribe by Gene O'Neill...Novel

16. Rockers, Shamans, Manikins & Thanathespians by Gene O'Neill...Collection

17. Benjamen's Parasite by Jeff Strand...Novella

18. Hornets by Al Sarrantonio...Novella

19. Orangefield by Al Sarrantonio...Novel

20. The Nonesuch and Others by some guy named Lumley

21. Sins of the Father by Brett Mcbean... Novella

22. Shadow of the Dark Angel by gene O'Neill... Novel

23. Redemption Roadshow by Weston Ochse...Chap

24. Swarm of Flying Eyeballs by Gina Ranalli...novella

25. Half-Sick of Shadows by Graham Masterton...Collection

26. Reservoir Gods by Brian Knight...Novel

27. The Sick Stuff by Ronald Kelly...Collection

28. The Sticks by Andy Deane...Novel

29. Harry and the Pirates by Brian Lumley

 

update

30. Taste of Tenderloin by Gene o'Neill...Collection

31. Doc Good's Traveling Show by Gene O'Neill...Novella

32. Market Adjustment by Andersen Prunty...Novella

 

reading now

33. Remains by Michael McBride...Novel

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Being still fairly new to Lumleys books im Just about to start reading vampire world 3 bloodwars, and intend on reading the rest of the necroscope series as soon as i get them all, just a few left to get now

You Miss, are in for a real treat. These are my favorites of all the Necroscope series, just about finished Under The Eagle by Simon Scarrow. Next up is going to Harry and Tha Pirates, can't wait.

I am waiting till i start as ifinished the last 1 too quickly and I needthe next 1 before I finish or t will annoy me!

I finished TheLast Aerie in about 3 nights reeading coz i just couldnt put it down it even kept me up at night coz i wanted to know what was next!!!

really looking forward to the rest of the series:D

Have we been at the wine Lady?

wine??? why do you say that? The lack ofspaces and missedletters from my sentances is because i havea rubbish keyboard grrrr! plus i never touch wine !ewww nasty stuff!! But.... i do likea J.D everynow and again

Oops, would this be now?LOL

Sorry Shadoe, we seem to be going off thread a bit.

1. Psycho by Robert Bloch...Novel

2. Midnight Blues by Brian Knight...Chap book

3. Chronicles of the Apocalypse by Michael McBride...Novel

4. Judas Goat by Greg Gifune...Novel

5.The Wicked by James Newman...Novel

6. Matheson: Uncollected...Collection

7. Dead Earth: The Green Dawn by Justice & Wilbanks...Novella

8. Darkness on the Edge of Town by Brian Keene...Novella

9. Little graveyard on the Prairie by Steven Wedel...Novella

10. Tales of Sin and Madness by Brett McBean...Collection

11.The Hunger of Empty Vessels by Scott Edelman...Novella

12. House of Blood by Bryan Smith...Novel

13. children of the new disorder by Tim Lebbon and Lindy Moore...Novella

14. Castaways by Brian Keene...Novel

15. Lost Tribe by Gene O'Neill...Novel

16. Rockers, Shamans, Manikins & Thanathespians by Gene O'Neill...Collection

17. Benjamen's Parasite by Jeff Strand...Novella

18. Hornets by Al Sarrantonio...Novella

19. Orangefield by Al Sarrantonio...Novel

20. The Nonesuch and Others by some guy named Lumley

21. Sins of the Father by Brett Mcbean... Novella

22. Shadow of the Dark Angel by gene O'Neill... Novel

23. Redemption Roadshow by Weston Ochse...Chap

24. Swarm of Flying Eyeballs by Gina Ranalli...novella

25. Half-Sick of Shadows by Graham Masterton...Collection

26. Reservoir Gods by Brian Knight...Novel

27. The Sick Stuff by Ronald Kelly...Collection

28. The Sticks by Andy Deane...Novel

29. Harry and the Pirates by Brian Lumley

30. Taste of Tenderloin by Gene o'Neill...Collection

31. Doc Good's Traveling Show by Gene O'Neill...Novella

32. Market Adjustment by Andersen Prunty...Novella

33. Remains by Michael McBride...Novel

 

update

34. Unhappy Ending by Brian Keene...collection

35. Injustice by Steve Gerlach...Novella

 

Reading

Here Choose 1 by Scott Edelman...Short story

New Spring, Robert Jordan. I've also read the companion book to the Wheel of Time - trying to make it last out until November when the new one comes out, I don't think it'll work though I expect to finish it soon.

 

Also reading Lorna Doon by RD Blackmoor, this will take me ages though as I'm only reading it at home, not on the train.

Still reading Feist, bit bored of it too be honest I mean come on Pug's being going for about 200 years now!

 

Read 1-4 of the Dark Tower which I'm loving by the way, really enjoyable books and hope it keeps with it.

 

:D:D:p:grin::grin::grin:

Reading "Adventures of Mr Maximillian Bacchus & His Traveling Circus" by Clive Barker

 

Maximillian Bacchus is the ringmaster, ruler, guide and owner of what he

considers the greatest show in the world. Traveling with a Crocodile

named Malachi, a trapeze girl named Ophelia, a strong mane they call

Hero, which is short for Hieronymus a clown named Domingo de Ybarrondo,

who paints in a wagon pulled by a giant “Ibis bird,” the troupe wanders

from adventure to adventure with mythic aplomb.

 

From the first story, in which Indigo Murphy, the best bird handler in

the world leaves the show to join in matrimony with the Duke Lorenzo de

Medici, to the fabled court of Kubla Khan, the magic never stops. You

will meet a young apple thief named Angelo with magic eyes, and an

orang-outang named Bathsheba, and a host of other amazing characters

with names and personas cut like a patchwork quilt from the mythologies

and dreams of the world.

Ooh, that sounds interesting, sounds like it'll be quite humurous.

Patient Zero - Jonathan Maberry

 

Awesome book, mixture of sci-fi, horror and terrorist crime. Reading it for the second time.

 

Deb's, you need to check out the Pine Deep trilogy by Maberry, they're great. Zombie's, Werewolves, vampires, cops etc. If you can't get hold of them let me know and I'll post you mine.

I got through a load when I was away, some crap but mostly good (I'll only list the good ones):

 

Ghost Road Blues - Jonathan Maberry

Dead Man's Song - Jonathan Maberry

Bad Moon Rising - Jonathan Maberry

Murder in Marienburg - David Bishop

White Raven - Robert Low

Heroin Diaries - Nikki Sixx

The Born Queen - Greg Keyes

A load of George R R Martin books

Siege of Heaven - Tom Harper

Resurectionist - James McGee

Brethren trilogy - Robyn Young

What if I had Never Tries It - Valentino Rossi

The Graveyard Book - Neil Gaiman (read it at least three times!)

Night Life - Ray Garton

Gates of Fire - Steven Pressfield

 

I'll have to post more tomorrow when I can remember them!

Deb's, you need to check out the Pine Deep trilogy by Maberry, they're great. Zombie's, Werewolves, vampires, cops etc. If you can't get hold of them let me know and I'll post you mine.

 

I have the first book but never got around to reading it. And, if I'm not mistaking I think the second one is hard to find.

I have the first book but never got around to reading it. And, if I'm not mistaking I think the second one is hard to find.

 

No problem on Amazon over here, not sure about in the states though.

Just finished Harry and the Pirates, as to be expected Mr. Lumley at his best. Last couple of pages really get you thinking.......

 

Thiught i would go back and re-reading The Talisman, it's a few years since i read it. Next is going to be The Stand, and if i can get it in hard back for a reasonable price i'll try It again since i've lost my softback edition.

Recently finished Thinner, Stephen King. I know it's an old one but I haven't read it before. It was good, but the ending quite predictable.

 

I've just started to re-read The Seson of Passage, Christopher Pike. I love this book, it's one of my non-Lumley favourites!

Two of my favorite Kings' The Talisman, which I would like to read again and Thinner which I read, listened to on audio & watched the movie.

I forgot to add The Strain by Guilermo Del Toro, pretty good actually.

seen comments on Zombies on here

 

Read The Rising by Brian Keene - it wont disappoint.

 

Currently I'm reading LOTR again. I only hope I can get past Tom Bombadil - I hates him...

Just finished Star of the sea by Joeseph O'Connor,excellent read,now starting do androids dream of electric sheep by Philip K Dick,been meaning to read this for years,finally got round to it.

seen comments on Zombies on here

 

Read The Rising by Brian Keene - it wont disappoint.

 

Currently I'm reading LOTR again. I only hope I can get past Tom Bombadil - I hates him...

 

Agreed. No disappointment there. I'm guessing you haven't read City of the Dead, a sequel to The Rising. I haven't. I keep putting it off:(