This book is quite interesting, but so far I find its view of Karla Homolka in particular to be far too sympathetic. It portrays her as a victim, rather than the willing participant in the crimes that she was.

Yep, another Marilyn book (borrowed from a friend). This will be the third Marilyn biography that I’ve read this year – I don’t know how much I’ll like this book, though, since it’s supposed to focus a lot on the conspiracy theories surrounding Marilyn’s death.

This one should be very interesting. I remember seeing the made-for-TV movies about Betty Broderick.

I’ve wanted to read this book for ages. While disturbing, I’m finding it to be very powerful and interesting.

Yep, another Marilyn book. Actually, this one is different from the other Marilyn books I’ve read – it’s a personal memoir by her half-sister.

I’ve wanted to read this book since it came out in hardcover last year, since I’ve been a SNL fan for years. Now I can read all the backstage dirt! Yay!

Scary stuff, man. That’s all I can say.

This is the most frightening Stephen King book I’ve ever read. And I’ve read several!

Being the MM/Ben Stone fan that I am, I had to pick this one up. Interesting plot, but the writing is terribly verbose. We get it, MM! You can use big words!

I’m reading this thanks to the influence of my friend Brie. And I’m captivated by it thus far.