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Good eeeevening friends

Hope you're enjoying the Season of the Witch.

Thanks so much for your continued support.

Current Read: "Dracula" by Bram Stoker w/ Illustrations by Edward Gorey (Paid Link)

Seasonal reading, neck deep in this one - My first time reading it.

"We should have put newspapers down."From "Dracula: Dead and Loving It"This Mel Brooks adaptation of Dracula had me choking with laughter as a kid.

David Cronenberg on "Fashion Neurosis"

Hell of a vouch from Ballard for Cronenberg's film adaptation of "Crash", no?

László Krasznahorkai Wins the Nobel Prize in Literature

And I imagine it was well deserved. Mildly embarrassed that I haven't finished one of his novels yet, but I plan to soon.

Bauhaus - "Bela Lugosi's Dead" Live at Coachella

Where Peter Murphy sings the whole song upside down like a bat.

Quite a feat. Outstanding.

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Jack Healy

Please pair a first time reading with “forgetting Sarah Marshall’s” Dracula musical

Nathaniel M

I’m just about to start Dracula myself! Doing a Halloween double feature. Just finished Frankenstein :)

G J Sykes

I am hoping to read Frankenstein by Mary Shelley this month (the original 1818 text). Speaking of gothic novels, I am currently reading Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier.

Azure Pentest

I plan to read Interview with a Vampire. I read The Fall of The House of Usher and other stories by Edgar Allan Poe

Daniel Hochmuth

Krasznahorkai is great. I haven't read Satantango but I can recommend a collection of stories called Seiobo There Below, and also a novel about a Buddhist temple called A Mountain to the North, a Lake to the South, Paths to the West, a River to the East, which is the only novel I've ever read that basically doesn't have any characters (besides the temple itself).

Nicoly M. Parapinski

Glad you picked up Dracula for the Halloween month, and looking forward to your insights on it!

sheamccaughley

Ngl im suprised you never read dracula it's cool your getting to it tbh. I guess people's cultural blind spots can suprise you. That being said my personal spooky season reading has been a compendium of vampire poems I found.

Benjamin Hager

Love it. I subscribed to this “Dracula Daily” site and it sends you emails throughout the year based on the dates of the events in the book. It’s pretty cool! I’ve been jamming to Bauhaus lately, thanks for the link. Impressive indeed! Just watched The Hunger like I do every October and the Bauhaus scene in it always gets me in the spirit. Recommend the first few books of Anne Rice’s vampire chronicles. The Vampire Lestat is my personal favorite vampire novel of all time. Cheers!