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lol No strange things going on! ;)

Well, you know, I try.. :o

I didn't read through the entire thread. But if you like vampire novels, Brian Lumbley (may not be spelled write) has an entire series of books called the Necroscope series. I read them way back when in the stone age. Of course, there is also Salem's Lot (Stephen King). These are the only ones...

How about: "Hugging the porcelain"? You know, stomach problems? :o

Oh yes, it does. Since I began writing horror, I've learned quite a bit about the genre. There are many subgenres, including some like splatter, gore, etc. These all focus on the, well, mushy-gooey-leaking-nasty stuff. Some people really enjoy reads from these categories - I don't know why. To...

If there's anything scary about that book, it is the fact that I thought about romancing the porcelain. :eek: I haven't done that in ages...oof.. Nevertheless, nothing goes to waste; I will persevere... :o Oh, and what a friendly crowd. Hi everyone!

Hi. Yeah, I read quite a bit. If I'm not reading a book, I'm listening to one. I wish some of my favorite authors could keep up with my appetite.. ;) It's hard to say how many per week. Fiction-wise, I don't read more than a book every week (unless it's really good). The last audio book was...

Yes, absolutely. I am an avid horror/suspense reader, and love anything that gives me chills. However, unlike horror movies (where gore is sometimes OK), I don't want to read (or listen to) the grisly details in books. This is the case, so far, with the current audio book i'm listening to...

Too many to list at once! :p No, I wanted to think of something catchy other than "hi everyone". Thanks for the warm welcome! Vic

Too late. I caught this forum while doing a search today. I've read through some posts and have to say that I will be visiting again. So, hello everyone! ;) Vic

Some of the first books I read scared the bejesus out of me. It was horror that drove me to writing, if that's what you want to call it. :o