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KING IS A GREAT WRITER I'LL GIVE YOU THAT BUT ''THE MASTER'' I DON'T THINK SO.
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Anyway, top five, in order: Robert R. McCammon Clive Barker Stephen King well, I really don't stray too far from those three.
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many favorate authors but heres FIVE:
1.Laurell k Hamilton 2.Amelia Atwater Rhodes 3.Edger Alan Poe 4.John Saul 5.Dean Koonts (i think I spelled this one wrong)
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livin_dead_88 "Please dont kill me. I dont wont to die. I wont to live. I wont to have my baby, I wont to have my baby." susan said she looked Sharon straight in the eye and said "look, bitch, I dont care about you. I dont care if you are going to have a baby. You better be ready, You're going to die and I dont feel anything about it." Then susan said "In a few minutes I killed her and she was dead" After killing sharon susan noticed there was blood on her hand she tasted it. "wow what a trip" she told Virginia. "I thought to taste death, and yet give life." -Helter Skelter- written by Vincent Bugliosi Last edited by livin_dead_88; 12-09-2003 at 03:55 PM.
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12-10-2003, 12:30 AM
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1. Joe R. Lansdale
2. Wayne Allen Sallee 3. Clive Barker 4. Richard Laymon 5. Markus Mayer (a german one)
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12-10-2003, 12:19 PM
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H.P. Lovecraft (his poetry especially)
Neal Stephenson Clive Barker Dan Simmons Stephen King Admittedly, Neal Stephenson and Dan Simmons aren't horror authors, but there you go.
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12-11-2003, 11:17 AM
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CLIVE BARKER
A lot of the "horror" books I like are true crime stories about serial killers and crazy moms who go ape shit on their kids. Also, some of the stories I read, I don't know who wrote them because I read them in anthologies and pay more attention to the story than the title or author. They could have all been written by the same person for all I know most of the time. I don't really much like Stephen King, too much. I like the concept of a lot of his stories, though. If there were a middle ground between the crappy movies and the long winded books, I'd be a Stephen King fan. But until then...
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12-16-2003, 12:21 PM
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I have to agree with rikkita about Stephen King he is really long winded and the movies are horrible, besides that I dont really like him all that much anyway, but everyone has there own oppion about what they like and dislike.
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livin_dead_88 "Please dont kill me. I dont wont to die. I wont to live. I wont to have my baby, I wont to have my baby." susan said she looked Sharon straight in the eye and said "look, bitch, I dont care about you. I dont care if you are going to have a baby. You better be ready, You're going to die and I dont feel anything about it." Then susan said "In a few minutes I killed her and she was dead" After killing sharon susan noticed there was blood on her hand she tasted it. "wow what a trip" she told Virginia. "I thought to taste death, and yet give life." -Helter Skelter- written by Vincent Bugliosi
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12-21-2003, 07:26 PM
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1. Edgar Allan Poe
2. Poppy Z. Brite 3. Anne Rice 4. Annette Curtis Klause 5. Stephen King
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10-12-2004, 01:26 PM
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My top 10 ( i know it said top 5..but i thought..what the hell..lol)
10.Ramsey Campbell 9.Dan Simmons 8.Rick Hautala 7.John Saul 6.Bently Little 5.Stephen King 4.Robert R. McCammon 3.H.P.Lovecraft 2.Clive Barker 1.Dean Koontz
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10-23-2004, 10:06 PM
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1. H.P. Lovecraft
2. Edgar Allan Poe 3. Clive Barker 4. Anne Rice 5. Stephen King 6. Robert Bloch 7. Dean Koontz 8. Simon Clark 9. Poppy Z. Brite 10. R.L. Stein (when I was about eight years old, he was my favorite)
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