MYSTERY / Peter Straub / Book Review (spoiler free)

[@MrBasHolland]

Second! Im from Netherlands and big fan from horror authors. Great book reviews you make I will watch this tonight with some good coffee😄👌🏽greetings!

[@captainredbond]

Im not sure if youve read Ghost Story by Peter Straub but its my personal favourite of his. It can be slow paced at times but I love the characters so much and I do miss them from time to time.

[@DarkestHourETF]

I recently bought both of the Five Warrior Angels and preordered the third, can’t wait to get started on them!

[@francissookraj3202]

Good review , I read Ghost Story by Peter Straub which I enjoyed and it was made in to creepy movie with Fred Astair, yes the famous dancer. I did try to read Julia but it was slow and gave up in the end. I like to read Koko, that's sounds like interesting read. Anyway, keep up the good work, you're a funny guy, Brian.

[@kathleenwhowell5731]

Awesome book and graphics love how they made the 3 books into 1 blue rose. I do have to say your book picks are pretty damn straight on. Thanks again for the reviews and the Brian durfee show, take care

[@jimsbooksreadingandstuff]

This has been on my TBR for a very long time.

[@supernova1969]

Thanks for your excellent video. I'm so sad we lost one of the best writers. Rest in Peace Peter Straub. We miss you so much.

[@DanielGFreeman]

I have been constantly in the lookout for Straub at my local used bookshop for two years now and so far... Nada, zilch. I guess I'll have to turn to the net. Everything is on the net.

[@TheJesseGladSaget]

Straub's hardcovers are really hard to find in stores. I actually overheard some dudes in Halfprice Books talking about how rare it is to find them in bookstores. I have had some luck finding his little paperbacks at HPB tho

[@loudoesreviews]

Great writer. Sad to hear about his passing.

[@hubertvancalenbergh9022]

Mystery didn't work for me - somehow it doesn't ring true. Koko, on the other hand, is his best, a true masterpiece. I also enjoyed The Throat, I You Could See me Now, and his short stories, primarily the sinister "Ashputtle" and the incredibly sad "Bunny is Good Bread". I would have liked to see a sequel of sorts to Koko - M.O. Dengler is uncommonly intriguing.

[@rocsimmons8535]

Thank you