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@GrimSquirrel666 Thank you! I love Junji Ito's work. I always grab a new shirt of his if I see it. Ha, I've seen The Ritual so many times by so many authors. It's just a name like Whipping Boy is such an odd thing to have two different people come up with. Definitely expand your search area if you can! I try to stay within an hour's drive of my town. It's also a good idea to make friends with the bookkeeper! They tend to be very friendly and knowledgeable. Haha, he definitely had a surprised look on his face when I walked up with the first stack. He said, "Well, I see you found a couple that you like." Even my sister's eyes bugged a little when she saw what I had.

@@littlelibraryofhorrors ah yeah I watched the Netflix series and read some of the books...nightmares hahaha but its great. yeah the whipping boy is quite an unusual title indeed for it to be twice haha yeah where I used to live there were heaps of second hand book stores i used to go to that had a great selection, one of them closed when the man out of the couple had passed away and his wife didnt want to handle the bookshop alone. I dunno what they did with it in the end. the other one is still going but its like a 1 and half hour to two hour trip so probably not possible at this stage which is a shame. I definitely have to do some searching though. haha I bet you made their day though :) they will see you again and be like right there goes all my stock hahaha

@@brummiegirly I only own the BCE, but I've only got less than fifty pages left, and I'm absolutely going to get a paperback copy. I highly recommend bumping it up on your list!

@@Obsessive-reader Thank you so much!

@TheBookGraveyard I need to check it out! Getting a little burnt out on the usual tropes, but I've never tried voodoo yet. I appreciate that, man! It feels really good to be back.

@BadTasteBooks Thanks so much! Captain Quad is one I thought I'd never come across. It's just such a bizarre concept and cover that I feel it would get snatched up regardless of the buyer's preferred genre. Triad was an awesome find! I knew it was rare, but not as to why until my friend informed me about it. Good luck on your hunt!

@@TheJericho1123 I'll have to find the movie, it sounds like cheesy fun! Definitely try to find a copy of Prime Evil. I've been after it for a long time now, so I'm happy to have filled that gap.

@@LatrellMitchell-k1z Hey, Latrell! It's a pleasure to meet you and thanks for watching!

@homicideseason Definitely! The Saturday Night Ghost Club by Craig Davidson is a perfect Halloween read. It's under two hundred pages, but perfectly captures the fall feeling and mixes in great atmosphere. Kill Creek by Scott Thomas is another one I really loved and think would be perfect for Halloween. Four horror writers are invited to spend the night in a haunted house and chaos ensues from there. It's bloody at the right times, well paced, and just a fun time overall. The twist in it is also really good.

@@homicideseason Thank you very much, I appreciate it!

@GrimSquirrel666 Thank you! It's so strange; having all this extra time on my hands. It is nice to actually turn around and see that the room I just cleaned hasn't been destroyed already, haha. Although, the quiet can get to me sometimes. Too much alone time with my thoughts is hell for me. Yep! Had it on my nightstand one night, and I got up to check on my daughter, who was sleeping, and, well, no one was sleeping after I got looked over, haha. I couldn't believe my luck on the Batman find! Especially when it comes to the Animated Series. I'm genuinely shocked no one snatched that, but I won't complain! Yeah, unfortunately, the more modern reprints don't carry the same charm as the originals. I doubt I'll ever read it, but it'd be cool to skim through it once in a while, just to see what's going on in it. Love the old-time radio audiobook! I'm definitely putting those on during Halloween, haha. Probably make some tea and chill in the library while they play. Night Boat is actually a double! I'm happy to send it your way; it's better than sitting on my shelf collecting dust. I'll definitely check that out! I really want to get into the world of Werewolves that isn't tied to Twilight. The Rock looks absolutely phenomenal! I don't see many books based outside of the US, so it'll be interesting to see how that story unfolds. Evil is a Quiet Word looks spectacular! I definitely am making The Complete Book of Terror my next read. There's so many stories I've been dying to read in there! Thanks so much for watching, as always. I'll definitely have a more frequent upload "schedule" now that I have more time to focus on writing and making videos. Feels good to be back!

@saraphys5555 I had a feeling she was! Can never be too careful, haha. And thank you! I personally think vintage horror has the best cover art around, but the sci-fi is a very close second.

@mikeanderson623 I appreciate it, man! And tell me about it! It's my son's last year of elementary school, and I genuinely can't believe it. The thought of having kept a child not only alive but mentally intact for almost ten years baffles me, haha.

@XanaduCastle Thank you! I agree, I really love pop-up books! They're just so much fun and unique. I still don't own the Stephen King one; still on the hunt for it, though! That's so cool! Angle was such an amazing character. I really loved how he thought he was going to get over by listing all of his accolades as his introduction. 🤣 Night Boat is also on my list to read! I love McCammon's early work, so I'm excited to get to it.

@@TheJericho1123 I knew Entity was a movie, but I didn't know Friend was! I'll have to check it out!

@@CS10847 That's the one!

@@littlelibraryofhorrors🎉

@@johnslemp3573 Oh, interesting! What was his normal genre of choice to write?

Thanks so much!

Oh, cool! I never would have guessed! Thanks for the information, Alan!

Completely agreed! You and I share similar reading tastes, and it's a rare case where I find a horror book is just out right bad. I plan on making a video going in depth on why I love reading horror and how I got started. Thanks so much for watching!

I haven't! The cover looks incredible, and I definitely want to check out some of his work, so that may be my first one.

@@littlelibraryofhorrors look out for his other books of that era. The Heirloom, Devils of D-Day and Wells of Hell. Fun pulpy nonsense especially that last one

@squashchefan Absolutely! In my latest video, I found a copy of his book, Condor, and I was over the moon. The cover and concept are both wild and I can't wait to dive in. Sometimes it's nice to take a break from the macabre and hop into the absurd for a breather.

So happy to have you along! Thank you so much for the support!

@@littlelibraryofhorrors You’re welcome. I love these book haul videos, especially Horror so keep up the good work 😎👍🏻

@@pearcegreatesteverleftback03 Well, summer is here, so that means yardsale season! Here's hoping my luck stays up! Thanks so much.

Thank you for telling me! I always see a lot of his works when I'm out hunting, but the cover on The Doll was just too good to leave behind. Do you have to read the series in order?

Thank you so much for watching!

Thank you for the clarification! Jeez, I had no idea it was such a huge series! I plan on reading The Keep, but I'm not sure how much further I'll go after that, haha. I'm not big into series.

Thank you! I'm usually incredibly unlucky, except when it comes to book hunting, haha.

That's surprising to me as I feel you all get waaay better cover art than we do. I've got total faith you'll get a great score one day!

@@littlelibraryofhorrors we do they’re just harder to find right now.

I appreciate it, Maggie! I hope you enjoy the video!

Thanks, man! I genuinely believe it's due to my location. Vermont is a very old-school Americana state with lots of retirees, so it's always blooming with yard sales and barn crawls. I never had this kind of luck back in Massachusetts. I love survival books, so I'm hoping I'll like it when I get to it. Never heard of Edward Aaron's before, but I'm absolutely going to check it out if it was that good! I'm envious of your vast knowledge of authors, haha. Honestly, I have no idea why, haha. I guess I never thought about it that way. I'll record my next video with the camera sideways and see how that works for me.

@@littlelibraryofhorrors Ah you're in Vermont. Have you read the Owlsfane Horror by Duffy Stein? It's a great 80s ghost story that takes place in Vermont. I loved it. But yeah, turn that camera! haha. I saw you struggling trying to fit the books in the shot.

@TheBookGraveyard I haven't! I just recently found out it takes place in Vermont, but I think I want to check Blood-Root first. Something about Vermont druids worshipping a bloodthirsty Oak tree intrigues me. 🤣

Thank you, Rebecca! It feels good to be back.

Of course! Thanks for watching!

I'll be sure to get a review up this year!

I'd disagree and say a lot of the cast is pretty complex as most of them go through a lot of hills as far as growth. Sure, Nny is a hypocrite at times, but it's at least pointed out a lot. I still think he's relatable, to me personally, as we share a lot of the same thoughts when on a downward spiral. As I said, I don't agree with the murdering aspect, but humanity as a whole is a cesspool; and I can admit I'm part of that. We're human, we suck, and sometimes the self-realization hits a little too hard, which is where I can find my relatability with him. I always loved Bob in my teen years, but I think he'd be a little too depressing for me now.

Thanks so much for watching, Emily!

A lot of his cover art implies that, and I love it. I'd love to find a copy of After Midnight someday, the cover is beautiful.

Good to know! I do plan on reading Suffer the Children at some point this year, but I'm not sure how much further I'll go after that.

Thank you so much! I hope you find some ones you like!

Oh, I'm absolutely going to read more of his work. His prose is unlike anything I've ever read, and his characters are so unique, but somehow still very relatable.

Hi, Maggie! Thank you so much for the incredibly kind words; it really means a lot. That's the whole reason I started my channel, to inspire others to go out and find a book that'll speak to them. It's so amazing to have a viewer from Belgium and I appreciate your time!

He's my biggest inspiration and my introduction to horror literature, so I was absolutely blown away when I found this. I didn't really give it much thought until I read the inside passage, and that's when I knew I found something special.