The Society:

The website of author Peter Mark May

Books I've read 2009

Brian Keene: City of the Dead

Simon Clark: King Blood

Thomas Ligotti: My Work Is Not Yet Done

L..H.Maynard & M.P.N.Sims: Demon Eyes

Peter Straub: Magic Terror

Bill Hussey: The Absence

Conrad Williams: One

Joseth D'Lacey: Garbage Man & Kill Crew

James Herbert: Fluke

Paul Doherty: The Anubis Slayings

Brian Lumley: Necroscope: The Lost Years: Harry and the Pirates

Max Brooks: World War Z

James Miller: Lost Boys

Brian Keene: Castaways

Sam Stone: Futile Flame

Stephen King: Just After Sunset

Tom Cain: Assassin

John Joseph Adams Anthology: The Living Dead

Frazer Lee: Urbane and other Horror Tales

Adam L G Nevill: Banquet for the Damned

Gary McMahon: Different Skins

Dan Simmons: The Terror

F.Paul Wilson: By The Sword  (Reading Now)

Books I've Read 2008

Peter Straub: In the Night Room

Elizabeth Kostova: The Historian

Julie Burchill: Sweet

Simon Clark: Death's Dominion

J.D.Rhoades: A Good Day in Hell

Joseph D'Lacey: Meat

Harry Shannon: Daemon

Richard Bachman/Stephen King: Blaze

Jennifer Rardin: Once Bitten, Twice Shy

Bill Hussey:Through A Glass Darkly

David Wellington: Monster Island

Paigan (Sam) Stone: Gabriele Caccini

Brian Keene: The Rising

Joe Hill:  Heart Shaped Box

Tom Piccirilli: Headstone City

William Hope Hodgson: Adrift on the Haunted Seas

F.Paul Wilson: Bloodline

Various: The First Humdrumming Book of Horror Stories

Wilbur Smith: The Quest

Garry Charles: Hammerhead A Summer Of Massacre

Tim Lebbon: The Reach of Children

Shaun Jeffrey: Evilution

The Society Awards 2008

My end of year Society website awards for the best books that I've read during the year:

Catergories are:

Best Horror Novel I read in 2008:

The Rising  Brian Keene

Best Horror Debut of 2008:

Through A Glass Darkly  Bill Hussey

Best Collection or Anthology: 

Various: The First Humdrumming Book of Horror Stories

Best Short Story:

Gary McMahon  Hum Drum

Best non-horror novel:

The Quest  Wilbur Smith

Peter Mark May's Society Special Gold Award:

Simon Clark: Death's Dominion

 

Sadly I cannot win, but I would like to heap great praise on anyone who shelled out their hard cash to buy Demon and I hope they liked it.