Do you read Sutter Cane?

Odradek

Imipolex G

you already asked me this

Odradek

Well do you?

KilgoreTrout

Yes. I read it in the title of this thread, and on the covers of all of the books there, and...

Obā-san

(*goes after odra with an axe*)

Tachyon

Odradek said:

MetaFour

Odradek said:

I think Kevin vanquished that in the first Home Alone.

Imipolex G

Odradek said:

totally stole that tagline

Tachyon

if she doesn't scare you, no evil thing will

Odradek

Have I ever told you my favorite color is blue

Sredni Vashtar

That was a really good scene, actually. All the creepiest scenes to me were stuff like that: Something happens, but it's subtle and meta enough that you could easily miss it were it not for the emphasis.

I actually have a list of good follow-up stories for that movie if anyone's interested.

thenamelesssamurai

The Haunting Presence said:

That was a really good scene, actually. All the creepiest scenes to me were stuff like that: Something happens, but it's subtle and meta enough that you could easily miss it were it not for the emphasis.

I actually have a list of good follow-up stories for that movie if anyone's interested.

I am.

Sredni Vashtar

OK!

Potentially interesting thematic follow-ups to In the Mouth of Madness:

• Ramsey Campbell, "The Depths" and "Errol Undercliffe: A Tribute" [Bonus round: The Grin of the Dark]
  
• Charles L. Grant, "A Garden of Blackred Roses" and "Something There Is"
• Thomas Ligotti, "Alice's Last Adventure" and "Notes on the Writing of Horror: A Story" [Bonus round: "'Sideshow', and Other Stories"]
  
• Mark Morris, "Feeding Frenzy"
• Peter Straub, "Mr. Aickman's Air Rifle"
  

Imipolex G

Sutter Cane reads me

thenamelesssamurai

The Haunting Presence said:

OK!

Potentially interesting thematic follow-ups to In the Mouth of Madness:

• Ramsey Campbell, "The Depths" and "Errol Undercliffe: A Tribute" [Bonus round: The Grin of the Dark]
  
• Charles L. Grant, "A Garden of Blackred Roses" and "Something There Is"
• Thomas Ligotti, "Alice's Last Adventure" and "Notes on the Writing of Horror: A Story" [Bonus round: "'Sideshow', and Other Stories"]
  
• Mark Morris, "Feeding Frenzy"
• Peter Straub, "Mr. Aickman's Air Rifle"
  

Danke. Will look into all of these, but especially the Campbell. I've really enjoyed what I've read so far.

Sredni Vashtar

Also worth a look in the Straub category: Mrs. God, which is also about writing and the disintegration of reality.