Richard Laymon's "Darkness, Tell Us" Book Review

[A1Cvenom]

I'll read anything by laymon, he wrote stuff that others dreamed they could pull off

[ffsmyspacesucks]

i dont know if you have man but his book savage is also really good, one of my fav books of all time. check it out

[SoftSpeakingSerenity]

i just finished reading this book..what i like about Richard laymon is that he doesn't beat around the bush..he doesn't hold back he just goes straight into the nitty gritty, the depraved, the sick, he does it all..other horror books i read i feel like they will tell a scary scene but richard laymon shows you. it's basically a fun read is how i would describe it...it's like ur watching a fun scary movie with friends when u read his books it's great

[hreasons]

An excellent review of a fantastic book. I recently read "Laymon's Rules of Writing," and he wrote he felt physically sick after penning the scene near the end of Darkness, Tell Us. Such a graphic set-piece that I'll always remember about that book. Laymon has never held back, and I'm so glad he didn't. All of his novels are fantastic books. I wish he was more widely-known. Thanks for the upload. I wish you every success in writing your novel.

[MrWildboy94]

@hreasons Are you serious, man? I figured he may have been one of those authors who didn't care about what he wrote and was just sick at heart, you know? But the guy wrote PHENOMENAL books! I was thinking about his book that I hated a lot called "Endless Night." Everytime I think about it, though, I can't help but remember how crazy (as well as surprising) his stories were... yet I mean it in a good way lmao. I wanna read this book you're talking about! And also, thank you for the warm wishes!