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reading house of leaves any suggestions on how to read it best in hindsight?

You had me at your Jiu jitsu t-shirt lol. Anyhow, new here. Subbed of course. Nice creepy book list!

House of Leaves is one i hope to read someday and yes Revival is awesome and i agree the ending was crazy good.

Have you read Stolen Tongues by Felix Blackwell or any of his other books? They're amazing.

hey just found you!!!!😊

Great recs. I loved Revival too. One of my favorite King books. The Return has been on my radar for a while now.

Just found you and immediately subscribed. It’s so hard to find great horror reviews on booktube but you fit the bill for me. Looking forward to seeing more! Wave 👋 from Sweden 🇸🇪

Rachel Harrison has become one of my favourite writers since I read "The Return" around this time last year. Not only did it creep me out, I also felt extremely moved by the ending. Horror novels do not generally make me tear up, but that one did. Great book!

I will never read The Girl Next Door. I might have read it when I was younger, but now that I'm a bit older, I can't do it. Im reading So Thirsty by Rachel Harrison currently. It's my first of her books. It took a crazy turn about 70 pages in. Lol 😂 I have about 100 pages left. Not sure what i think yet. I need to check out Revival. I just put Salem's Lot by Stephen King on pre-order. The release is in December, i believe. I didn't know it was being re-released, but I was scrolling through Amazon looking for vampire books and saw it. I've never read it, but I do know a little about the storyline. I look forward to checking it out. Thanks for sharing your recommendations.

Thank you for suggesting Revival because I love the ending and hope other hardcore horror lovers discover this fantastic read

Read Imaginary Friend. Good but a let down from Perks to me.

I love Knightfall! (Knightquest not so much.) One of my favorite Batman storylines along with Murderer/Fugitive and War Games (everything that lead to Infinite Crisis was great).

Love to see some love for Revival, I really enjoyed that one 🐜 I’d recommend a horror graphic novel called Colder by Paul Tobin.

i have yet to read a horror that ive loved as much as needless street, but house of leaves has been on my list for a while and now revival definitely sounds interesting

I have occurrences around the house and some Adam nevill on my tbr for October. Currently reading Tender is the Flesh

Harrow county sounds awesome

The ending of Revival is my least favorite ending of any of Kihg's novel.

Can you please give me your E mail

I chose House of Leaves as my October Read. It will arrive at my house tomorrow. And I am very excited about it.

Hello, Wonderful voice 🫶

Just finished the trilogy, thanks for thoughts, really a bittersweet ending

I miss Darwyn Cooke so much -- got really sad when he died. I have all his hardcover Parker books, plus some promotional material. The last one was a little weak. I've read all the Donald Westlake/Richard Stark Parker stories, because Cooke made me do it. They are awesome and cruel.

Great compiled edition but I do feel the Martini Edition are the ones that do real justice to Darwin’s art though not very pratical to handle or read. Still an amazing piece of comic art.

I feel for you. There’s no way I’d want to go back to when my kids were 3. Ages 4 &5 were my favorites though. I had mentioned before about not reading many graphic novels but I’ve been seriously contemplating trying Batman. I picked up one at the library today featuring Catwoman but where would be a good starting point as a newbie to the series? You’re doing great with your videos and yes it is always a little awkward.

Preacher! Hell yeah bro! Great video man, keep it up.

Would love a bookshelf tour when you're down reorganising them!

Thanks for this review. I was on the fence about buying this but revealing that it has sewn binding has made it a must. Great video.

Love Darwyn Cooke's art

A modern classic. The Martini Edtiions also conatins a bonus story by Ed Brubaker and Sean Philipps.

I've got the four original books; is there a place I can get just the two shorter stories? Maybe one of them was in SLAYGROUND, I can't remember and don't want to go upstairs to look. But the other?

I want this collection so bad. Thanks for the video

Just found your channel. You have some great vibes! The first law books continued to blow me away until the very end

Glad to hear I’m not the only one with many books going at a time! I’m hope to start reading Abercrombie next year. I’m trying to focus on finishing some other fantasy series I started previously for the second half of this year first. He seems to be well loved in the fantasy community. Glad to hear the positive review! Video idea: When you reach a 100 subs, please do a Bookshelf Tour. I find myself looking at your shelves throughout the whole video. I know I’ve mentioned it before but they look amazing.

Am with you on Wells. Had a compendium edition of all his shorter things as a kid, read over & over. The haunting end of the world scene presages so much - really recommend The Young HG Wells by Claire Tomlin, a great read in itself & fascinating, about his best writing.

I left in the bits where I messed up reading 😂 that’s the real me y’all.

great video! i know it's past mother's day already but i'd love a sequel 👀there are so many diabolical and inspiring moms to analyze in literature!

Best wishes with what you choose to read. I hope you get some great stories. Ran a submission grappling class in the past. Will be interested in what you put up on your channel.

Fantastic Review for Before They are Hanged. The Bloody Nine is insane which I love to see that difference between Logen normally and when that blood lust hits. West was a badass when he offed Ladisla. Glokta’s arc in Dagoska was also really well done. P.S.: You Like it Darker was also really awesome.

You got me started on Joe Abercrombie enjoying it so far.. want to do Malazan but these huge series phew.. I’m a monogamous reader not a book whore lol so will take forever :)

I’ll be interested in hearing your thoughts when you get to Our Share of Night. It’s pretty dark and many disturbing scenes also.

If you liked the first book you will absolutely love the rest of the series. Logen is my favourite fictional character of all time.

Great review! The first law is such a great series of 9 books and not a one of them was a miss for me. Subscribed and excited to see your reviews of the rest of the series!

I just found your channel and I'm working my way through your videos. Good stuff, keep up the great work!

I've only heard good things about The Blade Itself. Going to read it soon. The buzz cut looks fresh af. =)

Given your love of McCarthy and what you said about Dark Tower.. I think you'll love Malazan.

Plenty in your library to keep you out of mischief there. Happy reading to you and to your channel.

Favourite book? It’s debatable. A lot says 3, others 5, others 8. But of course 10 is a fantastic book. Yes, it pays off. And if you said it’s not philosophical? Just wait, all the books have major themes like compassion, love, brotherhood, etc.. and faith, capitalism... What makes it harder to read and why SE chose this type of writing because you will witness everything here and you will decide who is right, not him. Gardens of the Moon is really the weakest in everything. That includes the writing too. Btw… look at Broken bindings (buying the whole series are you?) what are they cooking with the series now. 👀(instagram) Welcome to the fandom! Yep, I know what you are talking about with the Dark Tower. 😁 Well, I didn’t drop the series because of book 1, I’m consistent. And I trust more in Stephen King especially I knew that this is his real story what he loved the most.

Good Content, Dude. Malazan is my favorite book series of all time. My Tips for first time readers are: 1. Don't overthink it too much and just let it flow. 2. Don't try to understand the greater context right away. Focus on whatever is going on right now as you're reading. 3. Enjoy the ride. It's gonna be amazing. 4. Re-read the whole thing after finishing. This series blows your mind on a Re-read. The Pay Off is unbelievable. I'm so excited to see your review / reaction to Book 2 - Deadhouse Gates. It's amazing beyond words.

I’m a book maniac too and buy whole series if it sounds interesting. Out of all the book series I own, Malazan is the MOST intimidating to me and still haven’t gotten the nerve to give it a go. I’ll definitely need to be in the right headspace. Whew, 3 yrs old! Both mine were the most challenging at that age. I called it the terrible 3’s.

Book 3 is the one liked the most on average. It’s kinda the one that’s hardest to hate but book 8 is the one with the highest percentage of no 1 at like 28% of readers.