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    My first Stephen King book...

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    The ship sinks, and "To Serve Man" is really a cookbook?!?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vegan Daddy View Post
    Suddenly, Last Summer (1958) by Tennessee Williams. I prefer the movie with Liz Taylor and Monty Clift
    The movie is a good one, though my favorite Williams film is A Streetcar Named Desire.
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    Mircea Eliade's History of Religious Ideas volumes 1-3

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    Can someone recommend a good team superhero novel to read? Would appreciate it. I’ve read the Super Powereds series, Corpies, Confessions of a D list Supervillain series, Forging Hephaestus, Wildcards and a bunch of others. July 1st I can borrow another book from Kindle and I’m fresh out of ideas.

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    I've actually never seen the films, or the films of any of his other books, although people have been going on about IT... Somebody at work kept talking about PS, and then it was on r/books too and I was like 'Arghhhhhhh, click'
    “We have a saying, my people. Don’t kill if you can wound, don’t wound if you can subdue, don’t subdue if you can pacify, and don’t raise your hand at all until you’ve first extended it.”

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    On my Kindle, I'm now reading The Pit: A Story of Chicago (1903) by Frank Norris.

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    The Ivory Grin by Ross Macdonald
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    I finished Pet Semetary. I didn't find it freaky or anything, horror films don't get me either, but I was engrossed the whole way through. Absolutely loved it. I will definitely be reading more SK
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    Black Wings Beating by Alex London, a SFF novel, first in a series, about a world in which falconry is a major social institution. Told through the alternating perspective of the two protagonists, a pair of twins. I initially didn't care for the premise, I don't really care about birds. The twins were also a bit annoying at first, with one being too perfect and the other being too foolhardy, but that became much better as they developed. Interesting enough that I will probably check out the rest of the series when it is released.

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    I finished Girl Most Likey by Max Allan Collins.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dreaded Porcupine View Post
    Can someone recommend a good team superhero novel to read? Would appreciate it. I’ve read the Super Powereds series, Corpies, Confessions of a D list Supervillain series, Forging Hephaestus, Wildcards and a bunch of others. July 1st I can borrow another book from Kindle and I’m fresh out of ideas.
    Have you done the Ex-Heroes series by Peter Clines? Its a world with superheroes who failed to stop the zombie apocalypse and now are now trying to protect the few thousands survivors in Los Angeles from the massive undead horde which now includes some former heroes who have turned into zombies but still have their powers. The books jump from present time to the past showing both how the world is now and what happened at the beginning of the zombie outbreak.

    I believe he's six books into what he plans to be a seven book series.

    There is also Steelheart and its two sequels by Brandon Sanderson. Its a world where everyone with powers is evil (there is a reason in story for this) and a group of humans trying to stop them. This series is finished.

    Also by Brandon Sanderson is Mistborn. Its basically superheroes in a medieval setting. Some people are born with a gift (think mutants) that allows them to gain a single specific superpower when they ingest metal. A very few can ingest all the metals and have all the powers. The fight scenes end up being very comic bookish with characters flying, being superstrong, having mind control, etc.
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    The Book of Joe (1961) by Vincent Price

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    Currently reading Pacific Vortex! (1983) by Clive Cussler, which is the first Dirk Pitt story he wrote (though not the first he published).

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    Reading all of the Dune books (Brian and Frank Herbert) in chronological order... this may take some time
    Surely not everybody was kung fu fighting

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    Quote Originally Posted by Moon Ronin View Post
    Reading all of the Dune books (Brian and Frank Herbert) in chronological order... this may take some time
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