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Good to see you here, Mr. Rollo. I'm glad you approve of our list!
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Thanks Lee. Nice to be here. Looking forward to chatting with you guys.
Cheers! Gord
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12-07-2012, 05:24 AM
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What the hell is this?
Okay,
Clive Barker at #4? I appreciate Barker's novels and film work, but he is not top 5, let alone top 10. Richard Laymon is top 10-not 18.:mad: Brian Keene is one of my favorites of the last decade or so, but not #11-that's insane. Joe Hill top 40? Maybe someday. His two novels are great, and I love his shorts stories and Locke and Key, but let's let the guy contribute a little more before ranking him so kindly. I have no doubt he has the ability to rise up on the list, I'm just sayin'. Also, del Toro above Edward Lee? I don't think so-it's not even close. I only glanced at the list, but I didn't notice Sarah Langan or Ronald Malfi on there, either. It's a pretty fucked up list, but to be fair, i didn't vote so I guess I should be quiet. It was nice to see Lovecraft get the nod over King, along with there being a lot of respect paid to some other older greats.:)
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01-15-2013, 01:43 PM
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Good List but My favorite author not even in top 100 :eek: :(
No Fans of Shaun Hutson then. Clad to see James Herbert high on the list!
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04-30-2013, 11:58 AM
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Amazing list
Wow I haven't even heard of the 10 best. Nowadays you only see the newer ones. Nice, thank you and great work :D
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04-30-2013, 02:29 PM
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I've eaten dinner with one of these guys, seen three of them read in person, share an editor with two of them, appeared in an anthology with one, soon to be three. I'm a luckier man than I tend to think I am. Lookking at this was a nice reminder. Great list, guys. Remember that many of these authors are living and working and their work is not always on the shelves at Barnes and Noble because they've fallen in with smaller presses that grant them more freedom. So supporting their work, while tougher than it used to be, is just as important, if not more. Horror publishing went through a huge catastrophe a few years ago with the fall of Leisure and a lot of good, hardworking people have been picking up the pieces.
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12-31-2013, 05:49 AM
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I'll bet money that the photo of Whitley Strieber was taken at Dark Delicacies in LA.
When I was there I bought a copy of The Hunger (DVD) signed by him ... left over by an in store signing
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12-31-2013, 01:38 PM
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I just wanted to say that this list is incredible! I've got so many writers to look up now!
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