So this week I managed to finish one book, The Rapture, which will be my fourth read for RIP VI and means that I have technically met that part of this year’s challenge, though I am going to continue reading in the appropriate genres until the end of October. I am enjoying taking part in this chellenge very, very much.
I am still working my way through the Lovecraft-influenced book of short stories, and have started (but not got very far with) Dark Harvest by Norman Partridge.
Two new book purchasse this week :
- Bryant & May and the Memory of Blood by Christopher Fowler – I have said elsewhere how much I love this series so won’t bang on about it any more, but this looks great, murder in the London theatre, and may possibly accompany me on holiday to Berlin;
- Little Star by John Ajvide Lindqvist – baby found in pastic bag in woods, when given kiss of life her first breath is a perfect musical notes and presumably its all downhill from there; new king of modern horror, apparently, and the evidence so far backs that up
Now giving serious thought to what books to take on holiday with me; more on that next week.
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October 2, 2011 at 2:32 pm
laurelrainsnow
I haven’t read any of these books…now I’m curious! Thanks for sharing.
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October 16, 2011 at 10:30 pm
Susan
Darn, we still don’t have Harbour over here yet, and now there’s another one by him!!! I might have to see if I can get m in-laws to buy them for me this year. I really want to read Dark Matter too, and can’t seem to find it here. Little Star looks interesting, doesn’t it? i have to catch up in the Bryant and May series too.