By the way, feel free to remind me that I need to read your book. I've been feeling overwhelmed by the amount I have TBR so doing some quick ones and book hopping, but it's not a good excuse, and I want to read it, dammit!
I want both robots and your books. I just need something to wash the taste of this week out of my mouth, because so many authors saying it's okay to look at child porn if you're drunk, or stalk people, or blame them for their failures.
Sighs. Reading authors like Lorn and you should take some of that sting out. Also, yay, Friday the 13th marathon today. Back when I was confused, I thought Vorhees was hot. Maybe it was the machete he carried? Cause metal=good.
I know. That's why I feel comfortable telling you to whack me on the nose for not reading your book - I know you'll be like, aw, you'll get to it when you get to it. Because you are a sweetheart. You remind me of the good things in the world and I so needed that today.
And you popped up when I needed it most. I'm tempted to call you new-Garrett. (He knew exactly when I needed cheering up and showed up then to cheer me up, and I was like, 'wha-how, but also so amazingly awesome of you.)
Plus, come to think of it, you can't be new-Garrett because your stories won't terrify me as much as Garrett's do. You can never unsee the amazing one that was a new take on Dante. And that I never got the end to it, dammit! (Spoilers, it got more disturbing. I know it did. And sometimes I love being terrified.)
It was something he was working in during college. I don't even know if he ever finished it. Sighs. I'm not sure I have the packet from the writing class anymore, either.
Hellbound Heart and any of Barker's other horror, House of Leaves, Walking Dead graphic novels, Witch Doctor graphic novel, The Dark Victorian series by Watasin (featuring horrorish things and a lesbian lead character in Victorian times), Edward Lorn, Gregor Xane, Tim Curran, Garrett Cook (although some of his may be more bizarro horror than pure horror), Hemlock Grove if you can stand the ableism and horrible parts of that (worth it for the Shelley character if you ask me), Warm Bodies, Nathan Ballingrud, Laird Barron, Caitlin Kiernan, early Poppy Z. Brite...
By the way, feel free to remind me that I need to read your book. I've been feeling overwhelmed by the amount I have TBR so doing some quick ones and book hopping, but it's not a good excuse, and I want to read it, dammit!
But, if you do get to the next book in my series....I think it is my favorite :) As always, I will enjoy knowing what you think of it.
Sighs. Reading authors like Lorn and you should take some of that sting out. Also, yay, Friday the 13th marathon today. Back when I was confused, I thought Vorhees was hot. Maybe it was the machete he carried? Cause metal=good.
And you popped up when I needed it most. I'm tempted to call you new-Garrett. (He knew exactly when I needed cheering up and showed up then to cheer me up, and I was like, 'wha-how, but also so amazingly awesome of you.)
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Plus, come to think of it, you can't be new-Garrett because your stories won't terrify me as much as Garrett's do. You can never unsee the amazing one that was a new take on Dante. And that I never got the end to it, dammit! (Spoilers, it got more disturbing. I know it did. And sometimes I love being terrified.)
Do you want me to go on?
I've met even more at Readercon, but I don't have my signed books in front of me!