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Taylor Sapp

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Perfume by Patrick Süskind
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A twisted and quite amusing pitch-dark horror about a murderer in search of the perfect scent, at any cost. What pushes the book over the top for me is the completely insane and demented ending and the weird quasi-fantasy tone of a determined murdere ...more
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The Demolished Man by Alfred Bester
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I reread this book for the 3rd time this year and I think it still holds up, despite some slightly hokey elements from its time. While I think The Stars My Destination is Bester's masterpiece, this is a rightfully revered SF murder mystery of sorts, ...more
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The Troop by Nick Cutter
The Troop
by Nick Cutter (Goodreads Author)
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This is the most twisted and absorbing horror book I've read in a while. Basically, body horror in the setting of a boy scout excursion this book is bold and unapologetic in the carnage it describes in sort of an outbreak/H.P. Lovecraft mix. The some ...more
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Horns by Joe  Hill
Horns
by Joe Hill (Goodreads Author)
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I absolutely loved this book for the most part and had no idea the author was Stephen King's son! (though I can certainly see the connection after finishing it). The central premise is fascinating and the context of tragedy the book is set in makes i ...more
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Horns by Joe  Hill
Horns
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I absolutely loved this book for the most part and had no idea the author was Stephen King's son! (though I can certainly see the connection after finishing it). The central premise is fascinating and the context of tragedy the book is set in makes i ...more
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The Partner by John Grisham
The Partner
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I used to be a big fan of Grisham (I particularly loved his non-fiction "The Innocent Man" which I think is sad masterpiece) but it's been many years since I've read any of his works. I found the partner to be a bit unconventional but easy to get int ...more
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Blood Meridian, or, the Evening Redness in the West by Cormac McCarthy
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I've previously read both The Road and No Country for Old Men and found them to be masterpieces. I was eager to read what many regard as McCarthy's magnum opus, though I've been warned it it isn't his easiest book to read. Well, while I admire the pr ...more
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