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The Devil in Gray - Graham Masterton

Dave Barry is a national treasure! One of the very few authors that can consistently get me to laugh out loud.

Beelzebub- A Memoir by Mark Cain

This is part of the Circles of Hell series by Cain. However, this one can be read without having gone through the others. It is basically an autobiography by...

This is in my pile of "on deck" reads

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Not sure about Lee, but horror author Michael Laimo certainly is. Lots of references in his writing.

Three Little Pigs by Edward Lee. This is actually three of his novellas together. It reads as one, since all are inter connected. Some of the most depraved stuff I've come across
in a long time....

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Thanks for the recs guys! (goes to Kindle store Amazon rejoices)

I am not familiar with this publisher. Any recommendations?

Psycho- A Novel by Robert Bloch

Can't believe I never read this before. Outstanding horror novel that Bloch based on Ed Gein. Haven't seen the movie in eons, so now I have to look it up to
see...

The Silencing of the Lambs: The Ominous Rise of Cancel Culture and How We Can Overcome It by Michael Brown

Hark the Herald Angels Scream (Blumhouse Books)

This is a collection of short horror stories all centered around Christmas. A ton of authors contributed to this, such as Joe Lansdale, Matt Shaw,...

Ok......

Lets start with Edward Lee. So many titles to choose from! City Infernal is a good start. It's actually the first of a series. All of them outstanding. If you prefer a stand alone novel,...

Mark Cain - Circles of Hell Volume 2, A Cold Day in Hell

Steve is the maintenance super in hell. He also has no mechanical aptitude, which accounts for his job and eternal punishment. He does...

Tales From the Gas Station by Jack Townsend

This falls under horror/comedy. Jack works at the "shitty little gas station at the end of town". He works the night shift. Jack also has a rare brain...

Good call Nostradamus! Just saw the other day that M Night Shamalammawhatever has recently made this into a film with a February release date.

I usually just get them on kindle

If you like this one, then there are a gaggle of other Lee titles to consider. Backwoods, Bighead, and the Header series. (3 books total)
His non red neck books are also gold.

Creekers by Edward Lee

Nobody does inbred hillbilly horror like Lee. :lol

That is the right one sir. Who is the author of Stolen Tongues?

It was rather intriguing. Especially since it was written in the 40s.

The Earth Abides - George Stewart

You can't go wrong with anything by Laymon. I probably have 20 of his books and have never been disappointed.

I love this!

Portnoy's Complaint by Phillip Roth. I am fairly disappointed in this. It was hyped up heavily on a lot of funniest book lists that I saw, which prompted
choosing it. In actuality, not so much. Has...

Behind the Horror : True Stories That Inspired Horror Movies by Lee Mellor

About halfway through this fascinating book. Just what the title states. So far has had chapters on Poltergeist, Jaws,...

Lamb might be the funniest book I've ever read. More laugh out loud moments, for sure!

Love Christopher Moore

Almost finished with The Apocalypse Anthology by Iain Rob Wright. (helluva buy on Kindle. 7.97 for 10 novels)
Wright covers the potential end of the world in a variety of ways. Excellent writing. He...

If you want more of this by Lee, check out his Infernal series. Infernal House, Infernal City, Infernal Angel. Lee is amazing!

A Brief History??? That sucker is 688 pages!

In the running for greatest title of all time

If you have a Kindle, it's only 3.99 on Amazon

My Life Among the Serial Killers: Inside the Minds of the World's Most Notorious Murderers by Helen Morrison

About a third of the way through this fascinating read. Morrison has spent her...

Dahmer's Not Dead by Edward Lee

Halfway through this and it is outstanding! Days after his murder in jail, Dahmer's fingerprints and dna show up at a new murder. Lee is such an under rated writer.

If You Tell by Gregg Olsen

A real life crime novel by Olsen. The story is about Michelle (Shelly) Knotek. Quite possibly the most evil woman I have ever read about. This tells her
story of...

What is it about this book that makes feel so strongly towards it?

Catcher in the Rye

Well, you certainly get an "A" for perseverance !

It is brilliant. Some of the one liners are priceless! (Congress is another word for intercourse)

The Greedy Bastard Diaries by Eric Idle

Shakespeare For Squirrels by Christopher Moore

Take Us to Your Trump, and the sequel Take Us to Your Trump again By Andrew Stanek

Aliens land on top of the National Mall. They come in peace and wish to meet with the leader of the US. They...

How to Kill Hitler : A Guide for Time Travelers by Andrew Stanek

More buffoonery from Stanek.


On a more topical front, I also recently finished Catch Your Death, and the sequel All Fall Down...

That too is brilliant!

Moore might be my favorite comedic author. This one is in my bullpen . If you haven't read it, please check out The Lamb. This is the funniest book I have ever read.

Creekers by Edward Lee

Nobody does inbred redneck horror like Lee!

Primitive by J F Gonzalez

That's the beauty of the Kindle. I have about a hundred on my on deck circle there with no visual reminder. :lol

Indeed he was

Have you read any of the Beast House books?

Clickers Forever - A Tribute to J F Gonzalez by Brian Keene and a score of others

Sadly, JF (Jesus) Gonzalez passed away from cancer not that long ago. A brilliant horror author, who might best...

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Sacre' Bleu by Christopher Moore

About 75 % through it. I can say that it is definitely his most bizarre book. He takes such a ridiculous premise and somehow makes it work. Pretty graphic in spots. I'm enjoying it.

Ghost Virus by Graham Masterton

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Just finished End of Watch. A satisfying end.

I had at least a year between each one. Even with a long time in between, it wasn't hard to pick it back up. King does a good job reminding you of the previous plots.