TBR: August's Theme: VAMPIRES

 

GREETINGS STACK WORMS!!!!!!


So, August's theme is Vampires. Why am I not saving it for September so I can add Empire of the Vampire? Because I already have something HUMONGOUS planned for September and October. Also, that's the year anniversary since I started doing monthly themed reads. I am both excited and scared for September and October reads. You'll see later. 


Now, I sort of had a lot of reads planned for this month, but with September and October coming right on their heels I run the risk of burnout. So, I think I'm going to do like two books from this list: 

- Necroscope by Brian Lumley

- Space Vampires by Colin Wilson

- Anno Dracula by Kim Newman 

- The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires by Grady Hendrix

- The Fell of Dark by Caleb Roehrig 

- Once Burned by Jeaniene Frost


That's a lot, right? Right? 😁 I'm thinking for sure Necroscope and Space Vampires. If I have time left then I'll have to see what I'm feeling up to reading. What do you think? Is there a vampire book that you wish was on here? Or recommend? 


I hope y'all like this theme! Toodles! 


-Bug 

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