The Night Land by William Hope Hodgson
A reread. I adore the shit outta this book. The terrors in the Night Land are just perfectly horrifying and monstrous. Although the narrator really could use some cleaning up, he's repetitive and droll at times, once you get past the "as I have stated"s and back to the description of the watchers and the Silent ones and the giants from the pits! Ohhhhoooohhhhhhooo!
Also reading Tell Me To Stop by Charlotte Byrd. Intriguing, mysterious. I'm whimsically delighted and I like the protagonist enough to see where this goes. She has a good head on her shoulders but she also takes the risks I want to take, even if they're not the smartest decisions.
A reread. I adore the shit outta this book. The terrors in the Night Land are just perfectly horrifying and monstrous. Although the narrator really could use some cleaning up, he's repetitive and droll at times, once you get past the "as I have stated"s and back to the description of the watchers and the Silent ones and the giants from the pits! Ohhhhoooohhhhhhooo!
Also reading Tell Me To Stop by Charlotte Byrd. Intriguing, mysterious. I'm whimsically delighted and I like the protagonist enough to see where this goes. She has a good head on her shoulders but she also takes the risks I want to take, even if they're not the smartest decisions.
