[johnuioyer]

Like the title says !!
Any suggestions ?

btw please hold back on the "how about reading a real book" comments,
The whole reading a book whilst at work doesn´t really work in my job, whilst listening to something via headphones does.

[Nutpoode]

I don't know how how scary an audiobook could be but there's an old BBC radio play of An American Werewolf in London that's supposed to be pretty good, some of the british cast from the movie reprise thier roles it also fleshes out the backstory and origins of the first werewolf in the movie.

[johnuioyer]

Thanks for the tip !

As for "Scary" i guess i meant in the thriller/horror genre.

[nancywind]

The Bible.

[johnuioyer]

The Bible.

You´re gonna either laugh or be shocked, but i downloaded the first 10 books of the bible here today

[SpecialOFFER]

anything stephen king of course.
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[DiBellaBam]

anything stephen king of course.

The BBC radio drama of Pet Semetary is pretty good.

What about the classics, like Frankenstein or Dracula? I've read Frankenstein, but while I didn't think it was particularly scary, it was worth a read if you haven't read it before; forget all about the Hollywood version though, it's nothing like that at all.

*for "read" of course substitute "listen" for audio books.

[PIORARMADDERI]

The Raven by Christopher Walken?

[mplawssix]

Mike Atherton: Opening up.