Books in the Freezer discussion

I'm excited to see what people choose for this one!

The Good House by Tananarive Due (2003)

20th Century Ghosts by Joe Hill (2005)

What a great category lol Heart- Shaped Box by Joe Hill (2007)!

A Clash of Kings
(A Song of Ice and Fire #2)

by George R.R. Martin (1998)

If I can find it, Dominion by Bentley Little (1995)


Finally went with Relic, by Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child (1995). I'm halfway done, and it's pretty good so far. A monster eating people in the Museum of Natural History, yes please!

I'm 1998...not a good year for horror, yikes. I'll have to think on this one.

Insomnia by Stephen King (1994).

The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon - Stephen King (1999)
Read it at the time and it became one of my faves for time to come

Well 11/22/63 came out when I was 17 (one of my favorite King books) but I think I'm going to with The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern (2011)

Nightmares and Dreamscapes (1993)

The Gunslinger
by Stephen King (1982)

The Strain by Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan. It's one that has been sitting on my shelf for a long time now.

I finished The Woman in Black (1973). I loved this book. The atmosphere and the slow reveal of the extent of the horrors was perfect. Arguably the best house ever in a gothic haunting.

Finding something published in 2000 is proving difficult.

I'm struggling with 1998 too. I can see why I read a lot more horror now than I did in the 90s...so much more variety readily available now.

Check out this site, you can search by genre and year. I entered 1998, but you can change it.
https://www.risingshadow.net/library/...

I'm working my way back through all of my old Christopher Pike books! The Star Group fits the bill for this challenge.

Lisey's Story (2006) by Stephen King

Whitney wrote: "Check out this site, you can search by genre and year. I entered 1998, but you can change it.
https://www.risingshadow.net/library/..."

I think that just convinced me that I hate all books from 1998...except the ones I've already read. Though I missed King's Bag of Bones, that might be worth picking up!

I think I might go with Just After Sunset

Lauren wrote: "The Good House by Tananarive Due (2003)"

I read this last month! It's really good =]

Noemi wrote: "What a great category lol Heart- Shaped Box by Joe Hill (2007)!"

I need a 2007 one as well, but I read this last year and don't want to reread again. Sigh. 😊

tightrope.to.the.sun wrote: "Noemi wrote: "What a great category lol Heart- Shaped Box by Joe Hill (2007)!"

I need a 2007 one as well, but I read this last year and don't want to reread again. Sigh. 😊"

I'm seeing an abundance of 2007 riches: The Imago Sequence, 30 Days of Night, The Terror, John Dies At the End, The Mist, Ghoul, Let the Right One In, Mister B. Gone, et. al.

Uzumaki by Junji Ito (1998)

I think I'm going to read I'll be Watching You by Charles de Lint. picked it up at a library sale a couple of years ago, have zero idea what it's about, but its on my shelves & on a list of books published in 1994. Fingers crossed that its good!

My year is 1997 so I'm going to read Blood and Chocolate by Annette Curtis Klause. After reading the description I don't know how I missed this one!

Highly recommend for anyone looking for a 1997 book!

Laura wrote: "My year is 1997 so I'm going to read Blood and Chocolate by Annette Curtis Klause. After reading the description I don't know how I missed this one!"

Yes! It's great. So, I watched the movie when it came out and really wasn't impressed. I picked up the book out of curiosity and absolutely LOVED it! I wish they wouldn't have diverted so heavily from the book. It would have made such a good movie if they would have stuck to the source material more closely.

Coraline by Neil Gaiman. Much creepier than the movie.

2004… this is not a good year (especially for me since I’m pickyyyyyy) gonna have to think on it a little bit… lol

Any recommendations for 2012?

Sapphistication wrote: "Any recommendations for 2012?"

Between Two Fires by Christopher Buehlman.

Brian wrote: "Sapphistication wrote: "Any recommendations for 2012?"

Between Two Fires by Christopher Buehlman."

Sapphistication wrote: "Any recommendations for 2012?"

A weeks late but hard second on this recommendation. I adore this book and frequently recommend it to others. It had both a scene that made my skin crawl and a brief sequence so lovely I literally teared up.

1999: House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski