I think people here also pick up other writers than King. I certainly do.
I was wondering who do you consider the best AFTER Steve?
I was wondering who do you consider the best AFTER Steve?
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Hitting too close to the mark?I'd say it's a tie between Sunny and Ms Mod. Have you seen the kinda things they write about me?
A gun reference from Ms Mod? Now I’ve seen it all.Hitting too close to the mark?
I was thinking of pointy stick reference. Guns never even entered my mind.A gun reference from Ms Mod? Now I’ve seen it all.
I understood the reference!I was thinking of pointy stick reference. Guns never even entered my mind.
Girls here always stick together. But I'm not buying it.I understood the reference!
....realllllly?.......no wonder the lanternflys love ya....Girls here always stick together. But I'm not buying it.
Speaking of guns, I’ve always felt the placement of the second admendment in the list is a little weird. It goes from “yeah you can say whatever you want” straight to “yeah you can own weapons”. I dunno, just think that’s a bit of a quick escalation.A gun reference from Ms Mod? Now I’ve seen it all.
....good list my great friend....all noteworthy scribble freaks....I would list Clive Barker but he ventured too far into fantasy for my tastes a few years after he hit the scene with his mind blowing horror tales. Whitley Streiber's early books are on the list. Thomas Tryon's first few novels are there. Robert McCammon. Peter Straub. Joe Lansdale has written a few great horror novels. Ray Garton. John Ajvide Lindqvist's Let The Right One In is a new 'classic'. Michael McDowell. Joe Hill. Dan Simmons has authored quite a few great horror novels.
I would list Clive Barker but he ventured too far into fantasy for my tastes a few years after he hit the scene with his mind blowing horror tales. Whitley Streiber's early books are on the list. Thomas Tryon's first few novels are there. Robert McCammon. Peter Straub. Joe Lansdale has written a few great horror novels. Ray Garton. John Ajvide Lindqvist's Let The Right One In is a new 'classic'. Michael McDowell. Joe Hill. Dan Simmons has authored quite a few great horror novels.
I would list Clive Barker but he ventured too far into fantasy for my tastes a few years after he hit the scene with his mind blowing horror tales.