Britfan Wrote:I was going to recommend this one too, but I didn't want Scott's head getting too big
Thanks. As it is, I've had to install double doors at my house just to get in.
As for recommendations I'll say Steven Spruill & Matthew Costello(collaborators with FPW whose solo work is definitely worth reading) John Ramsey Miller, Chet Williamson, Neil Gaiman, Richard Laymon, Richard Morgan, Rick Mofina, Ray Garton, Joe Lansdale, S.K. Epperson, Neal Shusterman...I'll think of more later.
Another one is The Gumshoe, The Witch and the Virtual Corpse by Keith Hartman(which did arrive Cos-thanks).
A good place to look for these authors and more is http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk
This post was last modified: 10-02-2007, 11:22 AM by Scott Miller.
Scott
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Try reading Night Kill by FPW it is a fast paced thriller, I read it in one sitting!
Try reading books by Graham Masterton, he writes in the same style as FPW and does a lot of supernatural research, especially Native American and Vampires.
maryuk
"The only book you regret is the one you didn't buy."
"When I get a little money, I buy books.
And if any is left, I buy food and clothes." (Erasmus)
Try reading books by Graham Masterton, he writes in the same style as FPW and does a lot of supernatural research, especially Native American and Vampires.
maryuk
"The only book you regret is the one you didn't buy."
"When I get a little money, I buy books.
And if any is left, I buy food and clothes." (Erasmus)
Scott Miller Wrote:As for recommendations I'll say Steven Spruill & Matthew Costello(collaborators with FPW whose solo work is definitely worth reading) John Ramsey Miller, Chet Williamson, Neil Gaiman, Richard Laymon, Richard Morgan, Rick Mofina, Ray Garton, Joe Lansdale, S.K. Epperson, Neal Shusterman...I'll think of more later.
Nice to see that someone has heard of Chet Williamson. Not enough readers appreciate him enough.
I'd recommend the Charlie Parker series by John Connolly. It has some things in common with RJ, but the tone is a bit darker.