Hi Jason!

He’s a fantastic speaker, his podcast is a lot of fun too.😃

@@lenyp9424 I’ve never seen pumpkinhead. This was definitely a weird one.☺️📚

I think my biggest issue with it is that I knew who the killer was almost from the beginning of the book. But it was still a lot of fun.

@@d.a.1973 hi, I haven’t seen the True Detective series so I don’t have any recommendations that may compare to it. Recently though my favorite occult horror has been the Feverhouse Duology by Keith Rosson. It’s wildly deranged.☺️📚

@@SynsBookNook Thanks for the reply -- I watched your vid where you covered _The Devil By Name_ , but, for whatever reason, I just wasn't interested. You know how it is -- sometimes you just aren't ready for certain books and they may take a few tries to grab you. _Foucault's Pendulum_ is my fave book, but took me a half dozen false starts, you know? I will continue my search for something that likely doesn't exist. Cheers!

@ good luck in your quest! Wish I could have been of more help.

@@SynsBookNook You've been a great help! I just need to work through more of your posted vids to find some suggestions. I was just being lazy when asking.

@@joemama-vo4xy it’s definitely creepy, I don’t know how much it compares to creepypasta I’m not too versed on it. I did like this book quite a bit.

It’s gets way better, this book definitely sets the stage for everything. But it is slow-moving. What’s wild is he wrote this series over the course of 30 years, so his writing improves greatly in each book as you get further in. I believe first book was written in 1982 and the most recent in the series The Wind in the Keyhole was written in 2012.☺️📚

Me too.☺️👻

Oooh, Sorceline sounds like a fun one.☺️📚

It’s wildly deranged, I had a lot of fun with it.☺️📚

@SynsBookNook 🤣

It’s a wild one.☺️📚

I haven’t heard of that one I’ll have to look it up.☺️📚

I have an old video on this channel somewhere that is a bunch of underwater/water-based recs. I can’t remember exactly when I posted it, but it’s one of my fav sub genres of horror and it definitely is terrifying. So much weird stuff under the waters. Hope you enjoy Meg when you get to it!☺️📚🦈

The Ogopogo book is great! Always happy to share my weird fascination with strange creatures.☺️📚

The Ogopogo book was great, easy to read and an interesting look at the lore and sightings surrounding this cryptid.

It’s a weird one, I forget where I first saw it.

I’m currently working through the warlock Holmes series (thanks for the recommendation) as audiobooks. It is totally crazy and wild lol

@ that’s awesome! It’s such a funny and wacky series.☺️📚

I liked it quite a bit, super atmospheric and weird.☺️📚

Thank you! ☺️ It’s definitely creepy and weird, I enjoyed it quite a bit.

Smart not to, you don’t want to make the bog angry.🙂

A little bit of that vibe for sure!

Nope basements equals bad news bears! There going to make this into a movie, I’d be curious how it will translate to film.

@@SynsBookNookit’s gonna be a creepy creepy film then. I’m nervous just listening and picturing your descriptions. Let alone actually show the creepy fam and that basement.

My guess is probably not 😮

It’s a weird one, I liked it quite a bit.☺️📚

Love the possibility that some weird giant water creature could exist.

I try to keep it spooky all year round.☺️ Time is flying!

⁠@@SynsBookNookthat is true! Book nook keeps it spooky.

This book is awesome! Creepy music gets me too. Scariness intensifies.

Yeah, this is our second year doing it. Love reading about weird creatures.☺️📚

I know, right?!?

Yes! The Eighth Tower is a great book.☺️📚

@@Bridgukule-eh3xs such a great book, it’s one I want to revisit at some point. 🎣☺️📚

Me too! It was a weird one for sure.☺️📚

@@lovenature7823 thanks for the heads up. On my phone it’s fine but when I watched it on my laptop I had to turn up the volume to 70%. Making sure my next batch of videos are at a higher volume.🔊

@@SynsBookNook You're most welcome, and thanks for taking care of it!

It was really dang good, I’m looking forward to the next one too.☺️📚

It was really good, Brom is awesome!☺️📚

Slewfoot is fantastic! Hope you enjoy it!

Episode Thirteen is awesome, I would highly recommend it! So good!

I love Luvvie! I want to read that one.☺️📚

I haven’t read Dead Water, I’ll have to look that one up. I feel that, there’s a few books I was trying to get to before Halloween that I didn’t get to either. That’s okay though cause I read spooky/weird books year round. Hope you enjoy The Deep!📚🌊

Thank you!☺️📚📚📚

And there’s so many books?!? How can that series just keep going that long?!😂😂

@@michellesmelancholia it’s so good! ☺️📚

This book is definitely about the experience and journey, it's such a strange and artistic book. I still don't fully grasp what I read, I would like to try reading other books by Heti to see how they are.

@@MysteryandMayhem-gr7nn thank you!☺️📚 Did you have a fav you read this past month?

@SynsBookNook Yes! My fave was Sherlock Holmes and the Highgate Horrors by James Lovegrove from the Cthulhu Casebooks.

@@MysteryandMayhem-gr7nn Nice!

Thanks Cliff! ☺️ Brom is excellent, I think every book I’ve read of his I got from the library but I want to buy Krampus because it is hands down my favorite by him. The Bog Wife is pretty good, it came out last month so it’s very new. Although I feel like it could have been something that came out somewhere in that time frame with how the family in that book lived.☺️📚

I loved Such Sharp Teeth by Rachel Harrison and for a nonfiction one there’s The Michigan Dogman by GP Haggart. The nonfiction one is a compilation of sightings over the years in Michigan of werewolf/dogman type creatures.