To your last paragraph, tender is the flesh is that book/author for me. I love horror to distract from real life horror, but Tender is the Flesh was fleshed out (lol at the pun) like a normal next step in a world with limited resources. It should be a cautionary tale, but I can see how close we are to the logic already. Thanks for the French rec, even if the translation is meh, I try to enjoy different cultures' "boogymen", so I'll give it a go!
Thank you for this. Sometimes short stories leave more to the imagination and tend to scare more than something that's overly explained, if that makes sense? Can't wait to get these at the library
Women got the right to vote through non-violence. This is completely untrue that nonviolence has done nothing. If the numbers get big enough, the government will begin to be afraid of us, again. The billionaires might be afraid again if we show up in the millions to their front door.
I went to the DMV for a title transfer and forgot...the title.
Thank you for the rec! Adding it to the TBR
Other than movie marathons, I haven't engaged with anything Star Wars. You've piqued my curiosity with this suggestion-thank you!
Thank you! I've read some of his action/thriller types, but that was years ago so I don't remember much. I'll give this one a try!
You're the second person to recommend Barker- I'll definitely check out their stuff. Thank you!
Love this list, I have read the first two but not Infected. Thanks for the recs!
To your last paragraph, tender is the flesh is that book/author for me. I love horror to distract from real life horror, but Tender is the Flesh was fleshed out (lol at the pun) like a normal next step in a world with limited resources. It should be a cautionary tale, but I can see how close we are to the logic already. Thanks for the French rec, even if the translation is meh, I try to enjoy different cultures' "boogymen", so I'll give it a go!
Thank you for the rec! I'm heading to the library this week, can't wait to give this one a try
Thank you for this. Sometimes short stories leave more to the imagination and tend to scare more than something that's overly explained, if that makes sense? Can't wait to get these at the library
Exactly. I need fake horror to distract from real life horror, if you get what I mean
Thank you for your recs! I haven't read anything by James Herbert (or if I did I don't remember)
Thank you for the recommendations! Which of these is your favorite? I'll start on that one first
Women got the right to vote through non-violence. This is completely untrue that nonviolence has done nothing. If the numbers get big enough, the government will begin to be afraid of us, again. The billionaires might be afraid again if we show up in the millions to their front door.