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	title:	The Richard Laymon Collection: Woods Are Dark and Out Are the Lights v. 2
	author:	Richard Laymon
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Headline Book Publishing
	released:	April 3, 2006
	isbn:	0755331699
	isbn-13:	9780755331697

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Customer Reviews
Don't even bother. - Rated I have never read such a load of twaddle in my whole life. These stories don't even seem to have actual plots. They trash, but not even good trash. Neither have satisfactory endings. It's as if Laymon knocked these off one rainy Sunday. Honestly, don't waste your money. Try Stephen King or Dean Koontz instead. Keep you up until midnight - Rated Both stories move you quickly into the action with a rush of interesting and believeable characters. Laymon has a knack of hitting just the right nerve of human lusts and emotions. Night show feels like 'reading a movie' - The pace of story and short chapters keep you wanting to read on and agreat example of the 'dark' storytelling craft. Allhallow's Eve has a bit of an abrupt ending, which was something I was a touch disappointed by, having raced through the story. Almost five stars - Rated This is a excellent book. Funland is in my top five Laymon books and ive read them all. I would've gave it five stars but I don't think Stake was as good as a lot of his other work. Still an excellent read though.

Customer Reviews

Don't even bother. - Rated 1/5
I have never read such a load of twaddle in my whole life. These stories don't even seem to have actual plots. They trash, but not even good trash. Neither have satisfactory endings. It's as if Laymon knocked these off one rainy Sunday. Honestly, don't waste your money. Try Stephen King or Dean Koontz instead.

Keep you up until midnight - Rated 4/5
Both stories move you quickly into the action with a rush of interesting and believeable characters. Laymon has a knack of hitting just the right nerve of human lusts and emotions. Night show feels like 'reading a movie' - The pace of story and short chapters keep you wanting to read on and agreat example of the 'dark' storytelling craft.

Allhallow's Eve has a bit of an abrupt ending, which was something I was a touch disappointed by, having raced through the story.

Almost five stars - Rated 4/5
This is a excellent book. Funland is in my top five Laymon books and ive read them all. I would've gave it five stars but I don't think Stake was as good as a lot of his other work. Still an excellent read though.

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