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The Christmas Carol for sure. And even though it’s more winterr than Christmas, I started Doctor Zhivago yesterday. Great list!

Thank you for the list and have a very Merry Christmas! 🎄

I love A Christmas Carol. It's one of my favorite ghost stories. I have never read The Turn Of The Screw, even though I have always wanted to. I've heard it was a difficult read and have put if off because of that. I absolutely love the 60's film The Innocents that is based off the novel, and every other spooky tale of a governess since then. I am a little obsessed with the gothic governess tale, it never gets old for me. Lol I will have to consider reading it at some point. NOS4A2 is so good! I read it a few years ago and really enjoyed it. Merry Christmas to you and your family!

A classic and chilly Christmas recommendation list, I'd say! But then I didn't exactly expect books with little elves with glittery wings swinging little annoying bells flying around and around a blinking tree😁. I think I may have half of the books on my shelves😊. Merry Christmas!

Ghost Story gets a lot of hate but i really liked it, it's been years since i read it. You're right about NOS4A2 it didn't seem like almost 700 pages, i flew through it! Not a fan of Hill's other books but i love that one. Merry Christmas to you and yours! 📚💚❤️📚

Good picks man. have a good Christmas

Great ideas! Thanks

finally got around to this and as again lots of cool books and figures. im almost finished reading Piranesi and its a very interesting read but i like it so far

I have the 4 hardcovers. This one seems to be a little taller in size, but in the way the deluxe editions by Brubaker and Phillips are, same art size just with more white space. The No Extras included turn me off, seems there's nothing different from my original 4. I was planning on selling them and buying the complete one but it seems it's not really complete. Guess I'll have to go with the Martini Editions at some point in my life. Lately I've been reading a lot of stuff that has some kind of adaptation and comparing. Pedro Paramo, No Country For Old Men, One Hundred Years of Solitude. Guess I'll re-read my Parkers and do the same. Recently I Read Slaughter-House Five. The comic was just as good as the Book.

Definitely a great book collection!

as again you got a lot of great ones.i actually really love watching these kinds of long videos. ironic you mentioned Lies of P but i recently played through it and loved it i have thought about checking out lock and key as they do look very cool.

I want to read Annihilation too, I haven't seen the movie, only the trailer. Love that set of Dark Tower series. Mine are all mismatched lol. Nice collection and love the figurines too!📚👍

In another comment today discussing disturbing books I wrote that Ishiguro's "Never Let Me Go" woluld have to be one of the most disturbing books I've read. I'm still thinking about how bleak and utterly hopeless it all felt. Is is, at the same time, one of my most beloved books. Just writing this while we are at the Ishiguro's in your shelf. Now on with the video.🙂

Very cool collection. 😊

Great collection

Great shelves so far! (Fair amount of ibjjf medals too, so that is impressive to me!).

Yay, bookshelf tour! Nice collection. I personally love seeing all the action figures on the shelf, it adds personality to your collection. I’ve had the Stormlight books on my bookshelf for quite a while now and want to read them too but I keep seeing from Brandon and other channels that you should really read the original Mistborn trilogy first so I guess that will be on my near future goals. I read Slewfoot this year for spooky season and loved it! His drawings are great too. The Road is one of my favorite books and I noticed the graphic novel and was curious if it was good also. On a side note: Your lighting looked good today. I can tell you’ve been adding extra touches to the channel. Look forward to Part 2. Bookshelf tours are definitely a lot of work!

you got a ll kinds of great one here. i read Boys Life earlier this year and loved it and then i recently just found a copy of Swan Song which im exited for. that copy of shogun looks awesome, i hope i can get to it next year

What a great collection!

Books overflowing on multiple shelves, stacked on the floor, in corners, on the night table, on top of the bookshelf, under the TV stand etc, Yes, I have the same problem. 😆 I need to stop myself already. I just can't seem to do it. LOL! I've had Dark Matter by Blake Crouch sitting on one of my shelves for a few years, still haven't picked it up. Our Share Of Night I picked up from the library in October, never got to it. Let us know how it is. I have not read any Darcey Coates either. I did pick up one of her books from the library a couple years ago, read about 2 chapters, put it down, and then didn't pick it back up. No reason that I can remember. Just don't think i was in the mood for a ghost story at the time? I do want to pick up a couple of her books at some point though. I think i might have mentioned this in another of your videos, but I read So Thirsty from Rachel Harrison in September, and meh. I didn't think it was that good. Not sure I will pick up any more of her books. Thanks for sharing your shelves. Will tune in for the next one.

First Law definitely my favorite fantasy series of all time, just incredible. Awesome and true to life ending. Of the three stand alones; Best Served Cold was actually lame, the strong don’t need no man and indestructible whamen! main character was not believable. Heroes was very cool and had some First Law characters and is about one battle in a war. Red Country has Logan and is basically a western novel in a swords fantasy setting and was really cool too. The second trilogy is sitting on the shelf waiting for the right time and I’ve heard too that it’s even better somehow. And he’s got a new series coming out called Devils that has been sent ahead of release to a booktuber I watch who is absolutely blown away by it. So cool, can’t wait.

Nice! Haunting of Hill house is my favorite book! Shirley Jackson is one of my favorite authors. I want to read Count of Monte Cristo, I'm waiting to come across a copy of it that appeals to me. Can't wait for part 2! 🤓📚✌️🩵

You've got yourself a very fine library there. 😃Curious about the Darcy Coates, though. Sticks out like a sore thumb, isn't that phrase?😉

I read Swan Song a long long time ago and forgot about the scab-face until you just mentioned it and yeah that was a cool part of a cool book but as it is with just about every S. King book I’ve ever read, and McCammon too, the endings are always a huge anti-climactic let-down. Phantoms by Dean Koontz was really god, I just finished that a few days ago.

Watch the movie Nefarious. Great religious/demonic theme.

I’ve heard the author’s book The Elementals was very good and that this book is good too but I read his other book Cold Moon Over Babylon and thought it was incredibly lame and tedious and non believable motivations of the main character and very disappointing. I hope you read that one so I can gauge your opinions to know if I can trust your recommendations

I have to read this! Every so often it keeps popping up. Maybe I'll read it around Christmas, that somehow seems appropriate doesn't it? Sort of..kind of..? 😂🤓✌️

Omg, you put me into a blue mood after that description! 🙁lol ✌️

That sounds so interesting! I'll have to add it to my TBR-List für november, since that's the month morbid me likes to read about death and the afterlife. I already have "It Lasts Forever and then It's Gone" by Anne de Marcken and " A Shining" by Jon Fosse on that list and can't wait to get apound to these after I have finished "The Haar."

This was such a phenomenal book. It's one of a few books that I think about often. The despair was palpable.

I quit reading Bentley little because of the sexual horror.

Love your reflections. This is my next pick up. They have new editions out with beaut covers. Split over smaller novellas 😊

Definitely heard good things about 'Blackwater'. Keep meaning to check that out. Also heard good things about his book 'The Amulet', which sounds like it's more along the lines of Twilight Zone or Final Destination.

oh yeah i forgot about this author. i remember someone mentioned his books are great but could not remember his name. yeah a lot of his books dont have english translations yet so thanks for reminding me

I just finished this book. My overall impression is that it very much felt like a "episode 1" type of book. The last third of the book definitely justified the first 2/3. I definitely want to read the next book.

Bentley Little can be quite graphic and sexual and also quite odd. In the Town a woman gives birth to a cactus. The Association is about this home owner’s association with outrageous rules like you not being able to work at home or not being able to wear certain clothes and they get worse and worse and if you don’t comply you die. There’s a part in The Resort where guests are forced to participate in games and activities by demonic hotel personnel. Some are interesting while others are misses. Do try to read The Collection which is full of weird short stories.

Thanks for sharing!! I had no idea these type of stories existed. I’m definitely checking all of them out.

I have heard nothing but great things about Hex, not sure why I haven't picked it up yet. I just picked up Graveyard Shift by M.L. Rio and We Use To Live Here by Marcus Kliewer. Graveyard Shift is a very short novella. Getting ready to lay down here in a few and start that one. Thanks for sharing! Happy Weekend!

Still reading The Terror and love it. Finished Goth, it was a really interesting Japanese horror book. And an also reading A Botanical Daughter, which is a Frankenstein re- imagining. It’s very light but effective in making sure the reader is questioning ethics as does Frankenstein.

Guess what. Right. Just added "Hex" to my TBR.

Hex has been on my tbr Forever! I have to pick it up. Making a trip to books a million this weekend and it will be at the top of my list! Thanks and Happy Halloween reading!🧡🖤🧡🎃📚

Happiness is on kindle unlimited so I'll check it out.

I read Child of God and Faulkner’s As I Lay Dying back to back. That was one surreal, southern gothic nightmare.

I love Japanese fiction. Currently reading Goth by Otsuichi. It’s super creepy.

I didn’t even realize internet horror was a thing! Very cool. Omg that peeking wife thing sounds crazy!!! Btw you have the perfect voice for scary story telling!

This. Creeped. Me. Out. Just. By. Listening. Also, I watched this just before bedtime. "Happy" dreams awaiting.

I need to get on Night Film. I have it on my Kindle. I subbed to your channel

Totally agree with the Space Cowboy moment in Gerald's Game. I first read that book when i was in my early teens, & that moment scared the hell out of me, & it's still nightmare fuel to me now as a fully grown adult.