August Challenge: My Life as a White Trash Zombie by Diana Rowland

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And now, the results of July's poll, Kick-Assitude!

The results for August were not a big surprise. It didn't take long for the winner to take the lead, but really, with a title like that? It's no surprise. After 27 votes, the winner is...

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[shel99]

I don't know that it quite qualifies as horror, but A Night in the Lonesome October by Roger Zelazny is a Halloween CLASSIC.

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Thanks for the rec!

[ardys_the_ghoul]

I must read this.

I go back to school in August, and I have a very full schedule this semester, but it doesn't start until the 20th, so hopefully I'll get the chance to read it before that.

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It should be a fun, fast read. Hope you can join us!

[ardys_the_ghoul]

Sorry to comment again--however, I was trying to think of something to suggest for October, and I had a thought. I've read a lot of horror, or at least scary, eerie, or mysterious literature, but at first I drew a blank for a proper book club pick.

I love ghost stories, but most of the ghost stories I've read are short stories rather than full-length novels. And then, I thought of a book I've read numerous times, an October staple for me, and a classic:

The Hound of the Baskervilles, by Arthur Conan Doyle

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Thanks for the suggestions! :)