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An Indiscriminate Reader

I must confess that I have become an indiscriminate reader as I have grown older. Early in my reading life, during my teens and 20s, I read exclusively what is commonly referred to as “Literary Fiction” (admittedly a snobbish and parochial term). At some point though that changed.

Now, I read whatever fiction catches my fancy:

  • Hardboiled Detective Fiction
  • Westerns
  • 20s & 30s Pulp Fiction
  • Classic Adventure
  • Science Fiction
  • Fantasy
  • Gothic Romances
  • Cozy Fiction
  • Horror

For the Month of October, I will be featuring a few Horror Reviews here at ClimbingSky. These will include some classics of the Horror genre as well as some of my favorite paperback guilty-pleasures. I will be reviewing books by a number of well known and lesser known writers including:

  • Bram Stoker
  • Sheridan Le Fanu
  • Robert Louis Stevenson
  • Stephen King
  • Susan Hill
  • Shirley Jackson
  • Guy N. Smith
  • Richard Laymon

I cannot think of a better thing to focus on for the Month of October than Playoff Baseball and Horror Fiction. Can you?

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