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Now you may need it (luck)

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Uh ohs........... O_O

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I like your taste in literature, but I'm more of a recent reader. I won't remember anything dated before 2003, to be honest. Nor do I read books dating back as far as the 1900s or early 20th century. I'm more of a "2005 and up" kinda' guy.

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Then I guess that makes me an uber weirdo. >_>

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Erm....any....um other feedback? >_>

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There's only a few people on this application at a time. I highly doubt you'll receive anymore feedback aside from what the few people have already given you...

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I figured as much.........but I'm trying to keep things as alive as possible....although this topic is as alive right now as the vaginal ecosystem of an old dying widow.

-_-

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There are many other similes you could've used, instead of the one that you did. That wasn't too appropriate. But, there's not much we can do about the amount of users that actually visit this application.

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Quite frankly I didn't and don't care about the appropriateness of the simile I used. I'm grown and make my own choices. Its not like there's anyone here to see it anyway.

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Go read a book.






cwutididthar?

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As I said in my first post, I'm in the middle of one. >.>

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Well anyways the thread is still open (not that I expect much feedback) for discussion. And as I said, if anyone knows of any really good 19th century/early 20th century novels/short stories, I'm all ears.

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The smog of silence.....

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Originally Posted by Brian C Johnson:
Well anyways the thread is still open (not that I expect much feedback) for discussion. And as I said, if anyone knows of any really good 19th century/early 20th century novels/short stories, I'm all ears.

Try Shirley Jackson's The Haunting of Hill House or Ray Bradbury's Something Wicked This Way Comes for older stuff.

For more modern horror, I would recommend Peter Straub, Dan Simmons and obviously Stephen King.

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Emad...have you not heard of Brian Lumley or Bentley Little? I like them both more than King myself. Especially Lumley, the entire Necroscope series is PHENOMENAL!!