| REVIEWER | RATING & REVIEW |
 | littlelaura (0)
10/02/2006 | the first book that i read was darkness, tell us. i thought it was absolutly amazing! i now have read the midnight tour, beast house, the cellar and blood games. i cannot put these books down! i am 16 nearly 17 and i just love Richard Laymon's style. Every character has some kind of flair. He is definatly my favourite author
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 | Redbear55 (0)
08/26/2006 |  After going through my Stephen King phase and attempting to find some book/author who appealed to me more I stumbled across a book called "Among The Missing" by Laymon in a used bookstore and decided to check it out. It was an alright book, it was like nothing I'd read before because it just went right into the story and kept me hooked without a lot of bullcrap. I decided to check out another book by Laymon and ordered two, "Come Out Tonight" and "Endless Night". After reading "Come Out Tonight" I knew Laymon was my cure for mediocre horror. I've never read and enjoyed a book more than Laymon's books.
My favorite, and a recommendation to all Laymon fans or someone wanting to check out a Laymon book, is "One Rainy Night". It combines so much of classic horror and the graphic violence/gore/sex with a good plot that it really saddens you when you finish it.
My only regret is that I didn't find Richard Laymon until after he had passed away. I've yet to find anyone who can do what Laymon does in his books.
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| tselliot (0)
08/04/2006 | i cannot believe the crap this guy spouts. sex and death sex and death sex and death. i find it offensive all the idiots who have elevated the guy to serious writer status with their malnourished intellects. Evidently you wouldn't know a good book if it smashed your brains out.
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 | danni angel (0)
09/21/2004 | The first book i read was Endless Night and it hooked me.I now own 32 of Laymons books and can't get enough. I have read them all over and over agin! Stephen King is nothing compared to Laymon.
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 | grumpibear4 (0)
07/01/2004 | my fiance made me read a few of his books. great find. hes now my favorite author. mm. thumbs up. <3laymon<3
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 | BIGBABY (10)
02/14/2003 | Richard Layman is a very good horror writer. I've only read one of his books (Bite). It did drag a little and wasent scary but I was very impressed with the writing. Good author.
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 | jester69 (0)
11/15/2002 | I read Bite a couple of year's ago. Bite was a good book but it left me wanting more. Around a month ago I seen another book by Laymon, so I picked it up and it is very possibly one of the best book I have ever read. Definatly the best in a long while. So check out Night in the lonesome october. Tou won't be let down. I would also like to add that I was very sadened by the new's that Laymon had passed away when I started reaserching him.
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 | Cherylcse3 (0)
12/29/2001 | 5 stars doesn't do him justice. He was the best in his genre... May he rest in peace.
I would recommend reading the Beast House Chronicles as a starting series.
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 | ladymoonlight (0)
10/08/2001 | Good in your face horror. He has a talent in getting you gripped!
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| chuffer (0)
09/30/2001 | Just found out that the man passed away this year.
totally gutted, what a talent. Without doubt the best author of his genre. the first book i read was alarmus and have been hooked ever since. Only the great stephen king ever came close and along way off he was.
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| Lisa Flemming (0)
02/21/2001 | Five stars aren't enough! There never has been anyone to match Richard Laymon and there never will be. I started with Dark Mountain when I was 16 and 8 years later I just can't get enough. If I was asked to rate Dick out of 10, I would give him a 100. Through his bookS he WILL live FOREVER!!!
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 | pegleg (0)
02/20/2001 | He's the best horror writer of this generation. But one error on your bibliography: The Cellar was his first book. Beast House came later, although it was his original title for The Cellar.
Pegleg
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| RonWasHere (0)
02/20/2001 | Richard Laymon was an incredible talent, a wonderful family man and an all-around great guy. His fiction will terrify you. Do yourself a favor and read his work.
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| Villain (0)
02/19/2001 | He was a brilliant writer who will be sadly missed by his fans.
If you haven't read Laymon, you haven't read horror.
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 | KayKay (0)
02/19/2001 | First time readers should start with Body Rides, Island or the Stake. You'll be hooked from then on.
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 | t-girl (0)
11/02/2000 | Laymon is a fun, inventive writer. Bite was one of the most enjoyable novels i have read in a very long time!
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| init9859om (0)
08/25/2000 | highly over-rated but if u have nothing else to read..........
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| subb7659om (0)
06/21/2000 | Island - one of the best horror novels ever written!
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