Bob Morgan
Stunt Coordinator
- Joined
- Jun 14, 1999
- Messages
- 90
Jack Ketchum's Off Season, and, The Girl Next Door(one of the most disturbing books ever written.)
Simon Clark's Blood Crazy(great apocalyptic novel), and Darkness Demands(superb)
Jame's Herbert's The Rats, The Fog, and, Fluke(not horror per se, but, an excellent book nonetheless)
Joe Lansdales The Drive-in, and his short story collection By Bizzare Hands(Joe can write some of the most off beat, funny, but horrifying stories)
Edward Lee, and Elizabeth Steffen's Portrait As A Psychopath As A Young Woman(I was really impressed with this because I thought it was going to be a gore for gore's sake novel, but it exceeded my expectations.Currently doing the rounds at work. Don't know when I'll ever see the damn book again.)
Rex Miller's Slob( Chaingang is one scary mofo)
George R.R. Martin's short story collection called Songs The Dead Men Sing(includes the classics The Monkey Treatment, and Nightflyers)
For extreme fiction try Edward Lee's The Bighead, or Goon(I'm talking extreme here.)
Also check out Duet For The Devil by T. Winter Damon, and Randy Chandler( this is a book based on the Zodiac killer. It's also one of the most graphic books I have ever read. Not disturbing, I mean graphic. Nothing left to the imagination)
Anything by Graham Masterton, The Manitou, Charnel House, Djinn, Flesh And Blood..., anything
Ray Garton's Live Girls is a very good vampire book
Tired of Vampires myself. They have been done to death(pardon the pun)
Just received Black Seas Of Infinity from The SCi-Fi book club. It's a collection of the best of HP Lovecraft. Figured I would finally give him a try.
There are many more great horror novels out there( I love the bugs on the rampage ones myself), so many short stories, but just no time in which to read and enjoy them.
Simon Clark's Blood Crazy(great apocalyptic novel), and Darkness Demands(superb)
Jame's Herbert's The Rats, The Fog, and, Fluke(not horror per se, but, an excellent book nonetheless)
Joe Lansdales The Drive-in, and his short story collection By Bizzare Hands(Joe can write some of the most off beat, funny, but horrifying stories)
Edward Lee, and Elizabeth Steffen's Portrait As A Psychopath As A Young Woman(I was really impressed with this because I thought it was going to be a gore for gore's sake novel, but it exceeded my expectations.Currently doing the rounds at work. Don't know when I'll ever see the damn book again.)
Rex Miller's Slob( Chaingang is one scary mofo)
George R.R. Martin's short story collection called Songs The Dead Men Sing(includes the classics The Monkey Treatment, and Nightflyers)
For extreme fiction try Edward Lee's The Bighead, or Goon(I'm talking extreme here.)
Also check out Duet For The Devil by T. Winter Damon, and Randy Chandler( this is a book based on the Zodiac killer. It's also one of the most graphic books I have ever read. Not disturbing, I mean graphic. Nothing left to the imagination)
Anything by Graham Masterton, The Manitou, Charnel House, Djinn, Flesh And Blood..., anything
Ray Garton's Live Girls is a very good vampire book
Tired of Vampires myself. They have been done to death(pardon the pun)
Just received Black Seas Of Infinity from The SCi-Fi book club. It's a collection of the best of HP Lovecraft. Figured I would finally give him a try.
There are many more great horror novels out there( I love the bugs on the rampage ones myself), so many short stories, but just no time in which to read and enjoy them.