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Metal is my Life Number of posts : 12815 Age : 48

About to finish Dean Koontz's What the Night Knows.

After that, not sure. I think it's time to move on from horror/suspense and read some fantasy. Lined up I have the last couple from R.A. Salvatore; the latest Terry Brooks; or this YA novel called Incarceron, which looks pretty sweet. Guess I'll figure it out today.

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"Seven Seasons of Buffy" - anthology book with a bunch of sci-fi and fantasy writers essays about why Buffy was their favorite show. Quite funny and insightful.

Metal graduate Number of posts : 454 Age : 38

If Chins Could Kill - Bruce Campbell

Metal is in my blood Number of posts : 3830 Age : 44

Just got Our Culture, What's Left of It (The Mandarins and the Masses) by Theodore Dalrymple

Baron Von 40oz. Number of posts : 4386 Age : 34

GrandNational wrote:: Dalrymple

Get a good look Costanza?

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Eyesore wrote:: About to finish Dean Koontz's What the Night Knows.

After that, not sure. I think it's time to move on from horror/suspense and read some fantasy. Lined up I have the last couple from R.A. Salvatore; the latest Terry Brooks; or this YA novel called Incarceron, which looks pretty sweet. Guess I'll figure it out today.

Dean Koontz is one of my favorites. How was the book?

Metal master Number of posts : 613 Age : 51

At work I'm reading a biography about Albert Charles "Chief" Bender (Philadelphia A's star of the early 20th century).

At home I'm reading a biography about Red Schoendienst (St. Louis Cardinals Hall Of Famer of the mid-20th century).

I love 'em.

Metal master Number of posts : 683 Age : 49

Just finished MUSTAINE

Scurvy Skalliwag Number of posts : 12763 Age : 60

In my truck, I just started to re-read, "The Calling Of A Rock Star" by Beth Whitaker. It was given to me after a BC show at The Country Club in Reseda, Calif. (1989) BC headlined a night of about 6 christian bands on Saturday. HS did likewise the next day.

At home, while making an offering in the porcelain throne... I am re-reading "The Lord of The Rings". and have "Ender's Game" by Oson Scott Card about halfway done in my den.

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gavin smith, veteran

fairly good. just pulp sci fi

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SpectreFate wrote:

Your pretty huge into Germany's WW2 history right now it seems like.

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Stender wrote:

SpectreFate wrote:

Your pretty huge into Germany's WW2 history right now it seems like.

Yes. I've always been fascinated with WWII Germany.

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SpectreFate wrote:

Read that book last year, fascinating book

Baron Von 40oz. Number of posts : 4386 Age : 34

Wicked Plants by Amy Stewart

Heart of Metal Number of posts : 1226 Age : 56

Straight From The Hart - Bruce Hart

mini boss Number of posts : 21101 Age : 54

Never Suck a Dead Man's Hand: Curious Adventures of CSI by Dana Kollman, very interesting gross out stories from a real C.S.I.

Bukkake Tsunami Number of posts : 25557 Age : 53

The latest issue of 'Classic Rock' magazine (Clapton on the cover).

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EvyMetal wrote:

GrandNational wrote:: Dalrymple

Get a good look Costanza?

I'll check him out, one more name to add to my little booklet.

Decided to change things up and just got:

The Holocaust Industry (Reflections on the Exploitation of Jewish Suffering) -Norman Finkelstein

Why the Dalai Lama Matters - Robert Thurman (Uma Thurman's professor dad)

Metal is my Life Number of posts : 26449 Age : 55

Just got this today and I'm anxious to start reading The Eric Carr Story by Greg Prato.

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Eyesore wrote:: About to finish Dean Koontz's What the Night Knows.

Eyesore, what's a good Dean Koontz book to start with if you haven't read him before? I was at the library the other day browsing his stuff, I'm just not familiar with his work.

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GrandNational wrote:

Eyesore wrote:: About to finish Dean Koontz's What the Night Knows.

Eyesore, what's a good Dean Koontz book to start with if you haven't read him before? I was at the library the other day browsing his stuff, I'm just not familiar with his work.

I'm not Eyesore but my fave Koontz book was "Intensity."

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Chris Jericho - Undisputed: How to become the world champion in 1,372 easy steps

About to finish. I like his self irony and sense of humour. I've read his first book too. I think that one was even better.

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Fat Freddy wrote:

GrandNational wrote:

Eyesore wrote:: About to finish Dean Koontz's What the Night Knows.

Eyesore, what's a good Dean Koontz book to start with if you haven't read him before? I was at the library the other day browsing his stuff, I'm just not familiar with his work.

I'm not Eyesore but my fave Koontz book was "Intensity."

Cool, I'll look into it, thanks FF.

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