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Lost Boy, Lost Girl and the follow-up In the Night Room by Peter Straub.

His latest two are quite amazing. Both won Bram Stokers.

Peter Straub, Jack Ketchum, Poppy Z Brite, and Ray Garton are a few more to come to mind.

number9dream, by David Mitchell

David Mitchell's use of separate naratives to tell one giant story. number9dream did this in a slightly different way, and Cloud Atlas as well. David Mitchell is one of the two authors who got me interested in writing; Stephen King is the other. Both styles of writting are reflected a bit in my...

My two personalities seem to take turns.

I am still in that contemplation phase.

Mine has buttons, too! 1 - 9, a zero, and a few others with cool pictures on them... like tic-tac-toe and a star. I keep pushing the End key, but the end never comes.

Sometimes I don't.

Sometimes I talk to myself...

Media has a reputation of blowing things out of proportion. This summer in California we had some level 1 tornadoes that touched down in the Sacramento area... level 1... which means a funnel of cloud came down from the sky and tore off a few roof shingles from some local bloke. For the next few...

So why is it again that we cannot roam around naked?

Hermione... WTF?

A brothel?

These are some of my favorites... I have a thing for silly signs:

We have lost many members. Maybe more soon.

Why did the chicken cross the road? To buy more facemasks.

Flying bugs are quite religious; they simply mistake lightbulbs for the afterlife. I once read a poem about a moth heading for the light... very sad, but the moth was ready to die... and the moth was somewhat symbolic.

Use of the word "pandemic" as of late has become a joke.

If you decide to query agents / publishers, leave out his age.