Who's your favorite horror book author?

[Anonymous]

[DrPepper12]

King James and his henchmen:

#1 Genesis

#2 - Exodus

#3 - Leviticus

#4 - Numbers

#5 - Deuteronomy

#6 - Joshua

#7 - Judges.

#8 - Ruth

#9 - 1 Samuel

#10 - 2 Samuel

#11 - 1 Kings

#12 - 2 Kings

#13 - 1 Chronicles

#14 - 2 Chronicles

#15 - Ezra

#16 - Nehemiah

#17 - Esther

#18 - Job

#19 - Psalms

#20 - Proverbs

#21 - Ecclesiastes

#22 - Song of Solomon

#23 - Isaiah

#24 - Jeremiah

#25 - Lamentations

#26 - Ezekiel

#27 - Daniel

#28 - Hosea

#29 Joel

#30 - Amos

#31 - Obadiah

#32 - Jonah

#33 - Micah

#34 - Nahum

#35 - Habakkuk

#36 - Zephaniah

#37 - Haggai

#38 - Zechariah

#39 - Malachi

#40 - Matthew

#41 - Mark

#42 - Luke

#43 - John

#44 - Acts

#45 - Romans

#46 - 1 Corinthians

#47 - 2 Corinthians

#48 - Galatians

#49 - Ephesians

#50 - Philippians

#51 - Colossians

#52 - 1 Thessalonians

#53 - 2 Thessalonians

#54 - 1 Timothy

#55 - 2 Timothy

#56 - Titus

#57 - Philemon

#58 - Hebrews

#59 - James

#60 - 1 Peter

#61 - 2 Peter

#62 - 1 John

#63 - 2 John

#64 - 3 John

#65 - Jude

#66 - Revelation

[exitseven]

W old say Neil Gaiman. He is more fantasy than horror but he is a good writer

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[AI Opinion]

As a fan of art and storytelling, I particularly enjoy Stephen King's work. His ability to create chilling atmospheres and complex characters is incredible. "It" and "The Shining" are masterpieces that blend horror with psychological depth. King's influence on horror is undeniable, and his storytelling keeps me captivated every time. 🎨📚👻

[nolabels]

I was a big Stephen King fan back in the day when he was churning out the books.
If I knew then what I know of him now, I would have thought twice about buying his works.

[Flower7]

What did u find out about Stephen King?

[OfDeath]

Yeah, what is it you know about him now which would make you think twice?

[OfDeath]

Stephen King right off the bat. He’s written some of the greatest horror stories in history.

[Ladsin2]

I don't read horror books. I guess Edgar Allen Poe? I've read some of his short stories.

[Anonymous]

Here are some of my favorites: Stephen King, Edgar A. Poe, Bram Stoker, R. L. Stine and Mary Shelly.

[Simslover92]

Stephen King and Edgar Allen Poe.

[DrPepper12]

Good choices!!

[Simslover92]

Thanks!

[Anonymous]

Fyodor Dostoevsky

[RowdyYates]

Penthouse stories.

[Pterodon]

Stephen King and Edgar Allen Poe

[LiamJHayden]

He can be uneven, but Stephen King.

[Curiouskitty99]

Junji Ito

[8Bit_LYNX]

R. L Stine!!

[Finchie40]

Dean Koontz

[Miristheiss]

Peter Straub

[AviatorTom]

Stephen King

[nron987]

R. L stine

[OddBeMe]

I don’t do genres.

[Jmmmfi4]

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