The Face That Must Die5 reviews Ramsey Campbell Millipede Press, 2006 THE FACE THAT MUST DIE + Classic... + psychological horror + Paranoia, violence, and realistic characterization + Quite a uniquely disturbing book of horror             Scared Stiff: Tales of Sex and Death7 reviews Ramsey Campbell Tor Books, 2003 The deadly art of seduction + Not Free SF Reader + Essential Ramsey Campbell + A keeper!!!             Invisible Monsters288 reviews Chuck Palahniuk W. W. Norton & Company, 1999 GREAT + This book is ca-razy! + a slow start, followed by a headlong rush. This book stayed in my head for a long time afterward! + A Good One + Invisible Monsters             Carn2 reviews Patrick Mccabe Delta, 1997 IRELAND DURING THE BEATLE YEARS + The heart of Ireland unvailed This is a brilliantly written book that gives a literary portrayal of an Irish town. In reading this, one gets a feel for the places, political issues and people of Ireland in the early 1960s. This author also has a flair for providing full descriptions of his characters. One of my favorite parts ...             The Butcher Boy65 reviews Patrick McCabe Delta, 1994 so you want to know what it's like... + Banana + Muck, pluck, mick, pigs + Never seen the movie. I review the book.             The Overnight27 reviews Ramsey Campbell Tor Books, 2006 Come for the books, stay for the horror. + The Overnight Mr. Campbell takes his time developing the setting and the characters while sadistically reminding me of the worst of every terrible, empty working experience I've ever had. Very atmospheric and creepy. This was my introduction to Ramsey Campbell...I want some more.             Drawing Blood103 reviews Poppy Z. Brite Dell, 1994 Second best, after Lost Souls + Putting the "hard" in "hardcore"! + Gay Horror + GREAT READ + Wow.             The Dead School8 reviews Patrick Mccabe Delta, 1996 Excellent + Even more engrossing than I expected! + James Joyce's Bizarre Step-Child One of the best books I have ever read - totally compelling read             Cold at Heart1 review Brian A. Hopkins Sovereign Seal Books, 1997 I WANT TO SEE MORE An amazingly rich read. Brian Hopkins tackles a myriad of subplots with relative ease, bringing everything tightly together. There are no loose-ends...only straight-forward prose that kicks and screams. Though COLD AT HEART is a relatively short work, it shows his ability to handle longer pieces, ...             The Licking Valley Coon Hunters Club15 reviews Brian A. Hopkins Yard Dog Pr, 2002 Move Over McGee, Zolo's Aiming at Those Windmills Now! + Licking his wounds is more like it... + How cool! + Horrible Title But A Great Read + Rednecks and baseball bats- Vampires and Cadillacs!             Secret Story3 reviews Ramsey Campbell Tor Books, 2007 great behind the scenes thriller + Startlingly Real! + A curious tale about a psychopath and his mum Civil servant Dudley Smith writes a short story based on a true crime murder that occurred on an underground train. He entered his work in a Mersey Mouth magazine contest and won. However, the parents of a real victim of an identical homicide threaten to sue Mersey Mouth and Dudley. Instead of ...             These I Know by Heart Brian A. Hopkins Vox 13 Publishing, 2001             The Lovely Bones98 reviews Alice Sebold Little, Brown and Company, 2006 Quit whining + Try and understand + Surprising + I loved this book!             The Girl Next Door154 reviews Jack Ketchum Leisure Books, 2005 Brutal + Horrifying + Real life horror + Great book + It wasn't her aunt             Survivor: A Novel381 reviews Chuck Palahniuk Anchor, 2000 Muahahaha + Great read + Stunning + Another victory for Chuck + Great Service             Blackburn: A Novel16 reviews Bradley Denton Picador, 2007 Cheer For The Killer + Go Jimmy, kill, kill! + read in public at your own risk..... + would blackburn kill blackburn? + What a ride!             Haunted: A Novel101 reviews Chuck Palahniuk Anchor, 2006 A fantastic reading experience! + yikes! I LOVED this book. The writing is excellent. The author managed to bring out a different voice for each story. There was not a false moment in the narration--it all rang true. By the end I felt like I knew these characters. In our "reality show" culture where there are so many vivid examples of how ...             Influence4 reviews Ramsey Campbell Tor Books, 1989 One of the finest and most chilling modern ghost stories + Feel the Influence of Ramsey Campbell + One of the finest and most chilling modern ghost stories THE INFLUENCE is perhaps the best demonstration yet of Campbell's skills as a novelist. Like INCARNATE and THE NAMELESS before it, this book sees Campbell writing at the peak of his abilities both as a sensitive chronicler of ordinary lives threatened by unpredictable forces, and as a literary ...             Ancient Images8 reviews Ramsey Campbell Tor Books, 1990 Atmospheric, involving, mysterious, frightening + One of the best ever written! + Ramsey Campbell's Finest Novel + A work of deliciously atmospheric psychological horror + Great premise, but chill factor a bit low             Lullaby264 reviews Chuck Palahniuk Anchor, 2002 Best book I've read to date + Unexpected dark humor... how can you resist? + A killer lullaby and a vegan road-trip This book is so relevant! I've read some of his other work, and this by and far is the best. He hits on so many things that relate to the world today. Yes, it has dark dark humor in it, but that is what really opens your eyes to the other comments in his book. The shock factor is what makes ...