Hi I am New too Dean-Koontz
Lisa Dodson
and happy ppl
i was wondering if anyone could recomend any of Dean-Koontz books as i have
heard he is a very good writer and i would like to read some of his books
..as i also love Steven King as well
well i hope some one could help me out
have a great day/nite everyone ... :o)
thank u lisa
Christopher Roach
You're right this is a very friendly group, I've only been around for a
short time myself. Everyone will be along with a welcome :)
I'd say read any Dean Koontz; maybe leave Demon Seed and Tick Tock till
later, they are the ones people differ on.
Watchers is high on most peoples list though,
Dark Rivers of the Heart, Strangers, Lightening ...
There's a FAQ with a complete list, you can find that in Luke's signature if
you check out a mess. from him.
(Sorry to steal your thunder Luke, I couldn't resist.)
Be sure to let us know what you think :)
Clare
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Kennedy
Strangers
Dragon Tears
Lightning
Tick Tock
Dark Rivers of the Heart
Intensity
From the Corner of His Eye
Cold Fire
Midnight
Sole Survivor
Phantoms
Face of Fear
Darkfall
Well, that should last about two weeks worth...
--
"There are two thing the Bible is filled with:
Wine and weird shit I can't believe happened.
And I'm pretty sure the wine came first."
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Everything Koontz has written is pretty good, my own personal faves
would be Strangers, Dragon Tears, House of Thunder & Intensity. You
may also want to try a few other writers such as Richard Laymon, Ed
Gorman and Jack Ketchum. Laymon has such a fantastic writing style,
even though his material has a more 'to the bone'. His passing was a
tragedy, and he will always be missed by his adoring fans (me included
!)
Aaron
already I'm excited. Other good ones: Watchers, Strangers, Intensity, Dark
Rivers, Sole Survivor (... and also the movie). Haven't decided on
Nightchills yet - the jury is still out considering such things as: this is
an early work, and if he hadn't written it, would he still be the great
writer he is. Of course!
:) Aaron
Luke Croll
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>"Lisa Dodson" <bluebi...@dodo.com.au> wrote in message
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>> Hi everyone i am new here and from what i have read everyone seem very
>nice
>> and happy ppl
>> i was wondering if anyone could recomend any of Dean-Koontz books as i
>have
>> heard he is a very good writer and i would like to read some of his books
>> ..as i also love Steven King as well
>> well i hope some one could help me out
>> have a great day/nite everyone ... :o)
>> thank u lisa
>Hi There Lisa,
>You're right this is a very friendly group, I've only been around for a
>short time myself. Everyone will be along with a welcome :)
>I'd say read any Dean Koontz; maybe leave Demon Seed and Tick Tock till
>later, they are the ones people differ on.
>Watchers is high on most peoples list though,
>Dark Rivers of the Heart, Strangers, Lightening ...
>
>There's a FAQ with a complete list, you can find that in Luke's signature if
>you check out a mess. from him.
>(Sorry to steal your thunder Luke, I couldn't resist.)
Now when I come to welcome her to the group, what am I going to say?
You've said everything that I always say.
<sniff, sniff>
--
Luke Croll
The alt.books.dean-koontz FAQ is at:
http://www.hildbede.freeserve.co.uk/faq.htm
The ABDK Castle is at:
http://www.hildbede.freeserve.co.uk/index2.html
Rosie
treat.
Just choose one, any, (except, imho Tick Tock) and I am sure you will be
totally captivated.
Rosie
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Rosie
write
in the same way as DK and RL? Any recommendations by a DK reader are
always welcome.
Rosie
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> I mean, the Castle. :)
> Just about anything goes as a topic of conversation around here,
> including Dean Koontz. He's just the excuse we use having this
> group.
> Hope you enjoy yourself.
>
> --
> Gayle <";">
> I read recipes the same way I read science fiction.
> I get to the end and think,
> 'Well, that's not going to happen.'
Linda
hooked. If you want to become a fan for life after reading just
one...Watchers.
:)
Linda
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Linda
:)
Linda
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Christopher Roach
But, you are King !
....Guess I'll go languish in the dungeon for a bit.
*ggg* Clare
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Luke Croll
over the years in the UK. I read one of his, 'The Silver Scream' and
very much enjoyed it, but since he went to one of the smaller
publishing houses, he's nowhere near as well known.
On Fri, 30 Aug 2002 23:51:20 +0100, "Rosie" <jon...@btinternet.com>
wrote:
Luke Croll
On Sun, 1 Sep 2002 17:18:09 -0500, "Linda" <ld...@attglobal.net>
wrote:
Luke Croll
Linda
to the dungeon, which I find extreme.
:)
Linda
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Christopher Roach
Christopher Roach
I like my head where it is thankyou very much.
Clare
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Luke Croll
>On Sun, 1 Sep 2002 20:45:26 +0100, "Christopher Roach"
><ccr...@ntlworld.com> came up with this comment from somewhere
>
>>Awww,
>>But, you are King !
>>....Guess I'll go languish in the dungeon for a bit.
>>
>>*ggg* Clare
>
>Don't worry, Clare. I do it to him (for him) now and then myself.
>Especially when he's off drinking and languishing in the Spanish sun
>with his friends and forgets about us mortals, and the fact that
>when newbies arrive they like to see the FAQ. Serves him right for
>being foot loose and fancy free. :))
Hard life, isn't it?
Still, I'll be here for a bit longer yet.
Rosie
me I am sure , they are so helpful,if the book that you want is not there,
they try other libraries around the area, then they just keep increasing the
area to find it. They even bought
two new cookery books at my request.
I'll go and see one of the nice people there tomorrow.
Rosie
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time that they got a workout, but I've decided to be merciful. Aren't
I kind?
On Tue, 3 Sep 2002 15:14:05 +0100, "Christopher Roach"
Christopher Roach
grovel, grovel
Clare
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