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I'm looking at buying a few books soon, but i don't know what to get. Any suggestions from any of you? I like true stories, conspiracy theories, paranormal, serial killers, ufo/alien, stuff like that. I'm open to any suggestions though, so let me know! Oh btw i'm new to the forums so hi everyone!
Conspiracy theorys i can help you on:
David Icke - All of his books are excellent reads (if you ignore all the stuff about reptilians, hes almost on to something).
David Icke - All of his books are excellent reads (if you ignore all the stuff about reptilians, hes almost on to something).
Welcome Trendkill 
Unfortunantly I am not exactly current on books that you might be interested in ( due to the fact that I just borrow from the library and read like mad. Not really remembering names or authors." But I would saw to go to Barnes and Nobles.com, and the Borders website. They have an extremely large listing of books and their descriptions. You should be able to find something there.
And by the way most of the reading I do is on Ancient Civilizations, their cultures and technologies; Myths and Legends; and last but by no means least, Vampires
Unfortunantly I am not exactly current on books that you might be interested in ( due to the fact that I just borrow from the library and read like mad. Not really remembering names or authors." But I would saw to go to Barnes and Nobles.com, and the Borders website. They have an extremely large listing of books and their descriptions. You should be able to find something there. And by the way most of the reading I do is on Ancient Civilizations, their cultures and technologies; Myths and Legends; and last but by no means least, Vampires
I love anything by Dean Koontz...
You should read "Fear Nothing" and "Sieze the Night"....
They are two of his older books.. and he has a couple of newer ones out too..
"The Taking", "Odd Thomas", "By the Light of the Moon"....
I suggest anything by Dean Koontz..
You should read "Fear Nothing" and "Sieze the Night"....
They are two of his older books.. and he has a couple of newer ones out too..
"The Taking", "Odd Thomas", "By the Light of the Moon"....
I suggest anything by Dean Koontz..
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| David Icke - All of his books are excellent reads (if you ignore all the stuff about reptilians, hes almost on to something). |
A but the problem is that Icke actually beleives that all government officials and world leaders are baby-eating shapeshifting reptile men from Venus preparing the world for colonization. He even puts Septemeber 11th as a conspirasy by the aleins to cause a war to decrease our numbers.
As amusing as his insanity is (and it really is insanity, he had a injury which caused bone marrow to enter his brain and make him dellusional) reading his work can be damaging to ones mental health.
Hmm.. what is the fascination with serial killers all about? I keep hearing people talking about books on the murderers and find it very strange.
I personally do enjoy reading about psychology, but these books have to much details about events rather than analysing the state of someones mind etc.
I personally do enjoy reading about psychology, but these books have to much details about events rather than analysing the state of someones mind etc.
Beyond Belief by Emlyn Williams
About the Moors Murders deeply affecting!
About the Moors Murders deeply affecting!
Anne Rule is a good start, she writes about true life crimes and criminals.
I also recomend John Saul, Anne Rice and Shannon Drake.
Welcome to the forums!!!!!!!!!!!
I also recomend John Saul, Anne Rice and Shannon Drake.
Welcome to the forums!!!!!!!!!!!
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