#douglas hill

[slack-wise]

Douglas Hill

[fitsofgloom]

It Was Witchcraft, It Was Weird

[charnel-grounds]

The History of Ghosts, Vampires & Werewolves by Douglas Hill. Harper Collins, 1973.

[agelessphotography]

Untitled from the Los Angeles Documentary Project, Douglas Hill, 1980

[roseunspindle]

What I Read in August 2025

re-read for me, but I still really like it

Wasn't sure how I'd feel about this book (I'm not always the biggest fan of non-human protagonists) but it was such a fun read!

it was okay...but I don't think this series is for me. ^^'

A good installment in this trilogy. Not much down time in this book, but enjoyable. Interested to see how the last book wraps things up.

Let's just yeet Apollo and Zeus away huh? Pretty please? As a treat?

I liked it, no romance in this volume but friendships and politics and intrigue. The ending line and art piece actually made me tear up.

Sadly I didn't much care for this one. It felt like every time I almost had a hold of the story the author was telling it...changed to yet another sort of story. *shrug*

making good progress in this series ^_^ Hugue is yet another interesting character. Abel simply can't stand out in his group, they are all weirdos. (Also Abel I saw where your head landed!)

Continuing on my danmei obsession we have another good one here. Everyone wants Chen Xing to get married. The crammed carriage scene was hilarious and the fight scenes are really good.

re-reading, people get gravely injured a lot in here. I do like where Limbdo is so confused by the concept of having nice feelings towards Takiko.

[veryslowreader]

The Supernatural by Douglas Hill and Pat Williams

Just for the Hell of It  

[everythingsecondhand]

Way Of The Werewolf, by Douglas Hill (Panther, 1966).

From Ebay.

[artsytoad]

Fred Gambino, Alien Citadel

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