Lydia Peever's Blog

Today I am talking about Stephen King, specifically the 'electrifying' book Revival.

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While Revival is unlike many King books in that is revolves around faith more directly, and is a standalone novel, it is a must-read for fans of the Master of Horror. With luck, this will be a film soon too!

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July was a fairly busy reading month and I head into August with a few half-read books, so more on that soon.

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So many amazing horror books are coming out this month. Normally I shorten the list to less than fifteen but there were too many of interest.

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Today on Lydia's Books I'll be going through 50+ extreme horror and splatterpunk books on my shelf.

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This was my second pick for this month’s Richard Laymon read-a-thon. As with many of his novels, I was not sure if I had read this before.

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This week I am still reading one story at a time in Cold Chills by Robert Bloch.

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As we near the end of #readingandrumps I get into a camping horror, just in time for this heat wave that is rolling through Canada.

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The Richard Laymon readathon, #readingandrumps has come and gone. I had so much fun that I look forward to next year.

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The Richard Laymon readathon, #readingandrumps has come and gone. I had so much fun that I look forward to next year. It also inspired my next video where I decided to recount all of my extreme horror books. More next week. So far this year I have read 33 books; 9 in June alone. That is a lot for me!

I owe this to experimenting with audiobooks and also joining the readathon. Both lent to six of those nine books! While I am not going 'all in' on readathons, I will be reading along with RGsDevilship in All-In August and picking one author to read for the whole month. I say here I have two authors in mind, but there are actually three...

In July, I have a few books to read and two non-fiction books. One of which is from the library - The 90s Teen Horror Cycle by Alexandra West - and ties in with the recent Dead Air episodes on The Faculty and I Know What You Did Last Summer. That last one was based on a 1973 novel of the same name; and that was news to me!

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Toadhead by Andrew Lyall
Tales Told Around A Strange Fire by Bud Templin
Necroscope IV and V by Brian Lumley
The Horned God: Weird Tales of the Great God Pan edited by Michael Wheatley

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I talk horror books; extreme horror, classic, slasher, gothic, and everything in between. Helping you find the next best horror book to read is the goal, and sharing new and old horror from my shelves and new releases is how! Horror, nonfiction and even true crime can be found here as I find that human beings are the scariest thing of all.

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