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[Deathwatchz]

Jah! Jah! Cthulu Ftagn!!! I shall sacrifice your soul to Nyarlathotep!!
Oh, don't mind me. I just thought i was the only one who might have known about H.P. Lovecraft. Me and my stepdad have maybe 45 books from him..

Other than that, Poppy Z. Brite has some very disturbing, descriptive, yet captivating books.

L.E. Modesitt has a lovely series called "The world of Recluce" about 13 books in it so far, and they get better every time (bout 500-600 pages apiece, i love em!)

Clive Barker's "Books of Blood" Lovely stories, I must say....

I have to admit, I like harry potter.... good writer, too kiddy of a plot, she should go into horror or extreme fantasy novels.

OMG, I almost fogot! The DUNE series by Frank Herbert! That would be my most favortie book series. They are a little confusing at first, but they are excellent reads!

[Redpyramidhead]

Jah! Jah! Cthulu Ftagn!!! I shall sacrifice your soul to Nyarlathotep!!Oh, don't mind me. I just thought i was the only one who might have known about H.P. Lovecraft. Me and my stepdad have maybe 45 books from him..

WOOHOO! you rule! 45 books, eh? You and I need to talk about all the stuff behind it and shit and the connections between his stories. It would rule! Are these old books? I have a few thick books that are like collections of abunch of his stories in very small print. I wonder which ones I have and which ones I don't. Maybe we could compare lists. H.P. Lovecraft is the best!


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[Deathwatchz]

lemme post a quick list of what i can see.

miscellaneous writings, tales of the cthulu mythos, shadows over innsmouth, eternal lovecraft, lovecraft's legacy, dreams of terror and death, the road to madness, cthulu 2000, return to llovecraft country, the antarktos cycle, the children of cthulu, and about another 20 of em'. there are a lot of lovecraft-based books we have, but they have to do with cthulu, the rpg game. My stepdad plays the game all the time. I would, but i'm usually at my dad's house on the weekend when he plays.