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03-27-03, 04:49 PM
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The Cellar was really good. Let us know how Beast House is. I haven't read it yet. I guess I should finish the trilogy (or quadrilogy, if you count Friday Night at Beast House).
03-27-03, 08:04 PM
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So far it's just as good as The Cellar. It's filled with a lot of new and interesting charachters, one tied in with the short lived Dan Jenson and
. I had no idea there was a 'Friday Night at Beast House' I hope I can locate a copy before I finish 'The Midnight Tour'.
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03-29-03, 01:22 AM
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Cemetery Dance published the only edition of 'Friday Night at Beast House'. They should still have copies ($35).
Copies also pop up on Ebay all the time.
Copies also pop up on Ebay all the time.
04-06-03, 09:22 PM
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Just as a heads-up, Laymon's Darkness, Tell Us is now available in the U.S. for the first time ever in paper back this month!
Went to B&N on Saturday and there must have been 12 copies of it!
Went to B&N on Saturday and there must have been 12 copies of it!
04-07-03, 04:37 PM
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04-08-03, 05:10 PM
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I forgot that was coming out! Thanks!
July '03 - No Sanctuary - First U.S. paperback printing
Sept. '03 - To Wake the Dead - 1st U.S. Hardback version of Amara, published in the UK. Manuscript is uncut (supposedly the Amara version might have unconfirmed cuts in it).
July '03 - No Sanctuary - First U.S. paperback printing
Sept. '03 - To Wake the Dead - 1st U.S. Hardback version of Amara, published in the UK. Manuscript is uncut (supposedly the Amara version might have unconfirmed cuts in it).
04-21-03, 03:08 PM
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For the past month I've read nothing but Laymon, I have so many other books but after finishing a book of his I'm always wanting more, and thankfully there are still amny I have yet to read.
Anyway I just finished "Island", loved it, I couldn't beleive the ending. I just started "Bite"
Happy reading. . .
Anyway I just finished "Island", loved it, I couldn't beleive the ending. I just started "Bite"
Happy reading. . .
04-22-03, 02:16 PM
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I just finished his teen horror novel written under Carl Laymon, "Nightmare Lake", in one sitting. Not bad for a teen book.
Just started "Darkness, Tell Us". Very promising.
I, too, loved "Island".
Just started "Darkness, Tell Us". Very promising.
I, too, loved "Island".
04-27-03, 12:59 PM
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Wow! "Darkness, Tell Us" was damn good. This book was more character driven than others, but it has two climaxes!!!
I got ahold of a copy of "Amara" and started it immediately after finishing "Darkness...". Can't get enough Laymon.
I got ahold of a copy of "Amara" and started it immediately after finishing "Darkness...". Can't get enough Laymon.
04-28-03, 11:21 AM
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Originally posted by cineman
Wow! "Darkness, Tell Us" was damn good. This book was more character driven than others, but it has two climaxes!!!
I got ahold of a copy of "Amara" and started it immediately after finishing "Darkness...". Can't get enough Laymon.
Wow! "Darkness, Tell Us" was damn good. This book was more character driven than others, but it has two climaxes!!!
I got ahold of a copy of "Amara" and started it immediately after finishing "Darkness...". Can't get enough Laymon.
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04-28-03, 11:53 AM
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Damn, I am dying to read another Laymon novel - too many others to get out of the way.
However once I do, I plan on having a Laymon reading marathon (I bet my mind will be twisted when I finish that
)
However once I do, I plan on having a Laymon reading marathon (I bet my mind will be twisted when I finish that
)
05-01-03, 10:31 PM
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Well I just finished "In The Dark"
Laymon never ceases to amaze me. Anyway my Laymon library has run dry for now, I hope I'm able to read something by another author though after reading 12 Laymon's in a row.
Interesting note about the Beast House is that "Friday Night At Beast House" was published after "Midnight Tour" but actually takes place shortly before it. It's hard to tell how much before but it could be like a few years or a few days.
Also, there are some Laymon books available from Amazon.ca.
The selection is not as good as the UK site but there are a few that aren't available in the states,
Laymon never ceases to amaze me. Anyway my Laymon library has run dry for now, I hope I'm able to read something by another author though after reading 12 Laymon's in a row.
Interesting note about the Beast House is that "Friday Night At Beast House" was published after "Midnight Tour" but actually takes place shortly before it. It's hard to tell how much before but it could be like a few years or a few days.
Also, there are some Laymon books available from Amazon.ca.
The selection is not as good as the UK site but there are a few that aren't available in the states,
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05-02-03, 08:37 AM
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Originally posted by Samuel
Also, there are some Laymon books available from Amazon.ca.
The selection is not as good as the UK site but there are a few that aren't available in the states,
Also, there are some Laymon books available from Amazon.ca.
The selection is not as good as the UK site but there are a few that aren't available in the states,
05-05-03, 05:03 PM
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I just finished Amara late last night. It was a ripping good read. Gory and sleazy.
It is one of his manuscripts from the early 90's that was rejected. He talks about his rejected and unpublished works in A Writer's Tale.
The action is non-stop, as five stories are told simultaneously. I was wondering how these stories would fit together, but they finally do.
It will be published in the U.S. in September under the title To Wake the Dead.
It is one of his manuscripts from the early 90's that was rejected. He talks about his rejected and unpublished works in A Writer's Tale.
The action is non-stop, as five stories are told simultaneously. I was wondering how these stories would fit together, but they finally do.
It will be published in the U.S. in September under the title To Wake the Dead.
05-06-03, 02:04 AM
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Well, I just won a copy of The Cellar tonight on ebay. Under 7 bucks too.
I will be plowing into it as soon as I get it in.
I will be plowing into it as soon as I get it in.
05-07-03, 09:02 PM
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I just bought and finished the Travelling Vampire Show today. Great read. I just happened to see it while browsing Borders today and picked it. This was my first but for sure not my last Laymon bool. I will be going out tomorrow to pick up some of the other books that have been suggested.
05-08-03, 05:06 PM
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Originally posted by travlr
I just bought and finished the Travelling Vampire Show today. Great read. I just happened to see it while browsing Borders today and picked it. This was my first but for sure not my last Laymon bool. I will be going out tomorrow to pick up some of the other books that have been suggested.
I just bought and finished the Travelling Vampire Show today. Great read. I just happened to see it while browsing Borders today and picked it. This was my first but for sure not my last Laymon bool. I will be going out tomorrow to pick up some of the other books that have been suggested.