Wonderland11 reviews Joyce Carol Oates Ontario Review Press, 1992 Oates' Best - A World of Constant Battles + Classic Oates + the great american novel + Gripping (mostly)             The History of Luminous Motion14 reviews Scott Bradfield Picador USA, 1996 What a great surprise.. + the best thing a californian ever picked up on an nyc sidewalk + This book is amazing! + Grabbing, Beautifully Disturbing, and the language... + Keeping this copy in my collection.             Harriet Said1 review Beryl Bainbridge Signet, 1974 Terrifying Teens "Harriet Said", by Ms. Beryl Bainbridge is an amazing study of two young women and how mischief is just the beginning of a trip that ends with what we would hope was madness. Hope is wishful thinking, for there is nothing in the pasts of these young girls to justify their increasingly bizarre ...             The Child Buyer7 reviews John Hersey Knopf, 1960 For Sale: One Town's Humanity + Sharp satire + A memorable classic that has taken on new meaning + discrimination of a highly intelligent kid + Pokes fun at educational establishment & psychobable             Anywhere but Here60 reviews Mona Simpson Vintage, 1992 excellent + I LOVED this book. POIGNANT + Great read.....no disappointments here! + A book you can reread endlessly and still find new perspectives..             The Other22 reviews Thomas Tryon Lightyear Pr, 2007 A Brilliant Depiction of the Darkness of the Mind + "Holland, where is the baby?!" + Quiet horror In prose as easy as a floating dream with a story as frightening as a pre-dawn nightmare, Thomas Tryon's 1971 novel THE OTHER is one of the three finest horror novels of 20th Century America, easily ranking alongside Shirley Jackson's THE HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE and Stephen King's 'SALEM'S LOT. ...             The Collector (Back Bay Books)83 reviews John Fowles Back Bay Books, 1997 The Collector + Amazing Work Of Literature + The Collector is superb!!! + fascinating + YOU WON'T DARE OPEN YOUR MOUTH ... BUT YOU'LL BE SCREAMING FOR HER TO ESCAPE!             The Bad Seed40 reviews William March Harper Perennial, 1997 rhoda is FABULOUS - - period. + sugar, spice and everything nice?? + THE BAD SEED!!!!! + Still a Good Read + The murderous preteen has unfortunately become a banal headline             Absent in the Spring3 reviews Mary Westmacott, Agatha Christie Audio Partners, 2001 I have been thinking about this character for 15 years... + "Nor praise the deep vermilion in the rose . . ." + Really makes you think Agatha Christie believed that a person is never truly alone when by themselves. There is always someone, a book, a song or an activity of some nature. She believed that absolute solitary, outside of the interference of any person or object, would lead to a profound reflection of who we really ...             The last of the crazy people (Laurentian library ; 56)5 reviews Timothy Findley Macmillan of Canada, 1977 This Canadian author should be read by more Americans + An excellent book + powerful goth tale + An incredible look at human nature in dysfunctional families + Socking view on how our society works as a whole!!!             The Child Buyer7 reviews John Hersey Knopf, 1960 For Sale: One Town's Humanity + Sharp satire + A memorable classic that has taken on new meaning + discrimination of a highly intelligent kid + Pokes fun at educational establishment & psychobable             Wonderland11 reviews Joyce Carol Oates Ontario Review Press, 1992 Oates' Best - A World of Constant Battles + Classic Oates + the great american novel + Gripping (mostly)             Harriet Said1 review Beryl Bainbridge Signet, 1974 Terrifying Teens "Harriet Said", by Ms. Beryl Bainbridge is an amazing study of two young women and how mischief is just the beginning of a trip that ends with what we would hope was madness. Hope is wishful thinking, for there is nothing in the pasts of these young girls to justify their increasingly bizarre ...             The Bad Seed40 reviews William March Harper Perennial, 1997 rhoda is FABULOUS - - period. + sugar, spice and everything nice?? + THE BAD SEED!!!!! + Still a Good Read + The murderous preteen has unfortunately become a banal headline             The Other22 reviews Thomas Tryon Lightyear Pr, 2007 A Brilliant Depiction of the Darkness of the Mind + "Holland, where is the baby?!" + Quiet horror In prose as easy as a floating dream with a story as frightening as a pre-dawn nightmare, Thomas Tryon's 1971 novel THE OTHER is one of the three finest horror novels of 20th Century America, easily ranking alongside Shirley Jackson's THE HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE and Stephen King's 'SALEM'S LOT. ...             The History of Luminous Motion14 reviews Scott Bradfield Picador USA, 1996 What a great surprise.. + the best thing a californian ever picked up on an nyc sidewalk + This book is amazing! + Grabbing, Beautifully Disturbing, and the language... + Keeping this copy in my collection.             The Collector (Back Bay Books)83 reviews John Fowles Back Bay Books, 1997 The Collector + Amazing Work Of Literature + The Collector is superb!!! + fascinating + YOU WON'T DARE OPEN YOUR MOUTH ... BUT YOU'LL BE SCREAMING FOR HER TO ESCAPE!             The last of the crazy people (Laurentian library ; 56)5 reviews Timothy Findley Macmillan of Canada, 1977 This Canadian author should be read by more Americans + An excellent book + powerful goth tale + An incredible look at human nature in dysfunctional families + Socking view on how our society works as a whole!!!             Absent in the Spring3 reviews Mary Westmacott, Agatha Christie Audio Partners, 2001 I have been thinking about this character for 15 years... + "Nor praise the deep vermilion in the rose . . ." + Really makes you think Agatha Christie believed that a person is never truly alone when by themselves. There is always someone, a book, a song or an activity of some nature. She believed that absolute solitary, outside of the interference of any person or object, would lead to a profound reflection of who we really ...             Anywhere but Here60 reviews Mona Simpson Vintage, 1992 excellent + I LOVED this book. POIGNANT + Great read.....no disappointments here! + A book you can reread endlessly and still find new perspectives..