Yep i read them all as a teenager, I remember Domain being more apocalyptic if i'm right.
I read The Survivor and Jonah last year but went on a comic book binge for a bit of escapism during all the heavy shit going down during lockdown.

Maybe i reed to get this as a go between.

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Actually screw that, have you seen how much it goes for.:nono:

I got this one

http://www.cult-labs.com/forums/atta...1&d=1619087410

as it's been made into a film

http://www.cult-labs.com/forums/atta...1&d=1619087477

I've got another old copy of this, read that as a teenager too.:cool:

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I noticed this film the other day and thought the synopsis sounded similar, didn't realise it was actually based on the book, might have to watch that at some point. :thankingyou:

It's these embossed Herbert and King covers that are really nostalgic for me.

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Thinking about it i'm pretty sure Herbert himself designed some of the early embossed covers as he was a designer before becoming a novelist, although i may have made this up, i read a book on him a few years ago.

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Nostalgic indeed never seen the front cover of Salem's Lot like that, mind you, you are a couple of years older than me :lol:, think Herbert did have a say in the designs.

I've never read James Herbert :scared:

You should, he's really good.

You can often pick up his stuff at mill shop outlets at 3 for a fiver or places like The Works.

Kick a man while he's down.:lol:

That Salem's lot cover has a bit of a name that film going on, Nosferatu, a pic of the kid version of Oliver Reed from Hammers Curse of the werewolf, the two women from Vampyres and the cat biting kid from one of those portmanteau films i think.

Got this for kindle today

He's more visceral and less waffly than the Buckie Thistle fan cough. IMHO. ENJOY!!!