It’s been well established I’m not great at read-a-thons. I had one I was sure I’d nail and life was like “Lol, nope.” What’s nice about Wonderless Reviews Halloween Read-a-thon is that participation is all that matters. Don’t complete the challenges? That’s OK. However, you can double or triple up on books to make it easier to meet the challenges. You can also change your TBR at any time.
I want to spend my October reading creepy books that match Halloween because I need some fun or I’ll start look to Patrick Bateman as a role model. All of the art is taken directly from Wonderless’s original post.
Carnivale of Horror edited by Marie O’Regan
A beautiful naked hardback with horror stories that focus on carnivals. Yes please!
Good Omens by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett
I’ve been meaning to reread this for ages and it’s about angels, demons, the anti-Christ, and the end of the world.
Porkpie Hat by Peter Straub
A Halloween themed horror novella I got in the Nocturnal Reader’s box I’ve been saving for the season.
This will be a TBD graphic novel. Likely Calla Cthulhu by Evan Dorkin but I’m not sure yet.
I love creepy movies this time of year so it’s just a matter of picking which one to watch.
I’ll double up with Good Omens since I’ve been meaning to reread it for ages and haven’t.
This one is almost definitely not happening. I’m OK with that.
I’m so glad you feel like you’re able to join in with this readathon!! Carnivale of Horror sounds really interesting.
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I’ve had Good Omens on my TBR for ages as well and it is just a matter of getting to it, hope you enjoy it! Carnivale of Horror sounds really interesting as well! Great TBR! 🙂
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I’ve read it before and loved it. I’m just rubbish at rereading books, even if I loved them.
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I listened to the Good Omens audio last month and LOVED IT! So much humor and just great lines. I super pumped for the TV show XD Hope you have a great reading month and love all of these.
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