What the Hell Did I Just Read

from TheDivineOomba

This is one of the scariest book I've read in the last few years... and its also funny. Here we have ... something ... from another dimension emulating human children, and doing it so well, that it actually makes people believe they had a child when they were childless. This creature can emulate...

from Andibook

Another installment in the John Dies at the End series: same batshit crazy horror, same ridiculous not-quite-noir metaphors. Actually, the metaphors were even better this time... somehow he uses the most outlandish ideas to actually get the message across really well. My only complaint is that th...

from Cherylk

I am always in the mood for laughs. This book states it is a black humor book. It was just that and more. If you have never read a black humor book than you are missing out. When it is done right it is great. Mr. Wong has the right elements. Black humor is a bit slap stick silly with crude and ov...

from rivkat

David, Amy, and John (from John Dies at the End) are back, with more Lovecraftian adventures in Cracked-style prose. Hounded by police, parents who think David might have kidnapped their kids, and a mysterious Men in Black style organization, the trio attempt to solve the mystery of the missing k...

from patriciau

This is the first David Wong novel I've read and, OMG, it was fabulous! The action started immediately and never let up, and the writing is that kind of weird, twisty style I associate with graphic novels. Usually, that kind of writing doesn't translate to a full blown novel, but it does here wit...