[Ever cheated?]

I've only done this with books that I wasn't enjoying. Even though I may not like the story, I still want to know how it ends, so I will go straight to the end to find out what happens. And if it's a very unexpected ending, then I will skip through huge chunks of the book to try to find out where it all changed.

I do this!

[The X-Files (2016)]

I remembered watching this in my youth so I really wasn't sure but I'm really glad I bothered. Warelizard was definitely my favourite!

[October Horror Month 2014 Group Read Poll and Set-Up Discussion]

I chose Horns and Mr B Gone so I will defo do the group read for the first one

[Hello from the West Country]

Hello and welcome!

[The last film you saw - 2014]

Watched one of the Transformer films (I want to say 3). The worst Irish accent I have ever heard!

[The last film you saw - 2014]

American Pie The Reunion - pretty good actually

[Best Horror Authors?]

I gotta give love to Joe Hill.

I've had Horns on my wish list for ages. Would this be the best one to start with?

[In what physical position do you mostly read?]

We've got a recliner sofa so I usually curl up on that. I find if I try and lean on my arms too long they go dead.

[Horror Reads for October]

I've had Mister B Gone on the shelf for a while and have been meaning to read that.

[Best Horror Authors?]

It's hard to decide. I do love Stephen King but James Herbert can be pretty scary too.

[World Cup 2014 Thread]

What on earth is going on.....5-0 HT...!

 

Good grief....7-1....who would have thought....!

I know when they got the fourth I thought it was a replay of the third they got them in so fast!

[What's for Dinner?]

I had tuna pasta bake. It was yummy!

[What are you eating just now?]

Fresh sliced tomatoes on toast.

[Waterstone's Blog Weekly Quiz]

I got 5/10 too.

[One for the science fiction fans ...]

7/10 not bad

[|Good Afternoon]

Hello and welcome

[The last film you saw - 2014]

Bridesmaids.

[The most disturbing work of fiction that you have ever read]

For me it would have to be The Wasp Factory by Iain Banks, it was so strange it gave me weird dream/nightmares.

[What's for Dinner?]

Chicken fajitas.

[Hi I'm Clare]

Hello and welcome!

[Above by Isla Morley]

I have just added this to my wish list. Great review.

[Your Book Activity - April 2014]

This weekend I've read M C Beaton's Refining Felicity which I loved and So Many Books, So Little Time which was interesting but I got a bit annoyed that a lot of the books are out of print so it means I can't get them easily/cheaply!

[Avid Reader Saying Hello]

Hello and welcome!

[Live Music]

I saw Prong on Thursday night at Wolverhampton Slade Rooms. Really good gig.

[Your Book Activity - April 2014]

I got completely side tracked last month and didn't post any of the books I've read so I thought I would do it now.

 

The Purveyor of Enchantment - Marika Cobbold

Dark Guardian - Christine Feehan

Kitty Rocks the House - Carrie Vaughn

The Sanctuary Seeker - Bernard Knight

The Black Echo - Michael Donnelly

Entwined With You - Sylvia Day

The Art of Discworld - Terry Pratchett

The Executioner - Chris Carter

Brother Odd - Dean Koontz

Them: Adventures with Extremists - Jon Ronson

The Book of General Ignorance

On the Beach - Nevil Shute

Raising Steam - Terry Pratchett

 

Not bad going, it seems that my mojo has come back!