Friday Night in Beast House - Richard Laymon

Quake - Richard Laymon

WRONG! Quake by Richard Laymon is a very scary and well told tale. told from a number of different perspectives. The women who is trapped and needs to be rescued by her strange and perverted neighbour to the rampaging mobs of killers that cause terror to a young family. Great novel, makes me hope that we do not get as big ...

Quake - Richard Laymon

WRONG! Quake by Richard Laymon is a very scary and well told tale. told from a number of different perspectives. The women who is trapped and needs to be rescued by her strange and perverted neighbour to the rampaging mobs of killers that cause terror to a young family. Great novel, makes me hope that we do not get as big ...

Quake - Richard Laymon

No, this book has nothing to do with the PC game of the same name! It is the (fictional) story of the aftermath of a huge earthquake which hits Los Angeles. The whole novel is set amongst the ruins of the city, and follows three characters from the moment the quake hits. However this is not your run of the mill disaster novel - the 'Quake' ...

Quake - Richard Laymon

No, this book has nothing to do with the PC game of the same name! It is the (fictional) story of the aftermath of a huge earthquake which hits Los Angeles. The whole novel is set amongst the ruins of the city, and follows three characters from the moment the quake hits. However this is not your run of the mill disaster novel - the 'Quake' ...

Beware! - Richard Laymon

If you have the inclination you may one day choose to listen to an old person. For all their wurthers originals and knitting they often have a lost of wise words to say. One thing you often hear is that life was better back in the day; less violent and less crime. If we follow their theory to the next stage this would mean that Victorian times must have been better than their day? What with the slave-like lives of the poor and the abundance of illness, maybe their right? What about in Victorian literature, surely people were more civilised there? I think not! Having read H G Well’s ‘The Invisible Man’ I get the impression that invisibility makes you a thoroughly unkind chap. If it ...

Beware! - Richard Laymon

If you have the inclination you may one day choose to listen to an old person. For all their wurthers originals and knitting they often have a lost of wise words to say. One thing you often hear is that life was better back in the day; less violent and less crime. If we follow their theory to the next stage this would mean that Victorian times must have been better than their day? What with the slave-like lives of the poor and the abundance of illness, maybe their right? What about in Victorian literature, surely people were more civilised there? I think not! Having read H G Well’s ‘The Invisible Man’ I get the impression that invisibility makes you a thoroughly unkind chap. If it ...