King or Koontz..?

[Jake.Ashworth]

King all day. Ive read a lot of both. As for Koontz, I really liked the Odd Thomas series. It was a little young but it was fun. I read a lot of old King when I was young but after I stumbled upon The Gunslinger he took his rightful place at the top of my favorite authors list.

[The Bloofer Lady]

I'm certainly not the reader I was 20 years ago but I'd say Koontz.

[Dead Bad Things]

Stephen King is an American horror literature icon.

[Geordie9]

King by a million miles

[The Villain]

Originally Posted by JacobCain1971

Maybe go right back to his earlier stuff? Phantoms, Strangers, Watchers, Lightning. Or the Odd Thomas books? (Am clutching at straws here - aren't I?!)

Yeah maybe. Watchers and Phantoms did interest me

[JacobCain1971]

Originally Posted by The Bloofer Lady

I'm certainly not the reader I was 20 years ago but I'd say Koontz.

We're definitely in the minority Bloofer Lady!

[Raegan]

King fer sure

grew up reading him, koontz and john saul but king hit all the right notes out of the three

[Angra]

Originally Posted by JacobCain1971

Maybe go right back to his earlier stuff? Phantoms, Strangers, Watchers, Lightning. Or the Odd Thomas books? (Am clutching at straws here - aren't I?!)

I say King as well.

But yea, Koontz has made some great ones. Cold Fire being my favorite. Not really a horror novel, but when action happened in that book it was impossible to close. The best written action I've ever read.

[vampyd1977]

Originally Posted by Angra

I say King as well.

But yea, Koontz has made some great ones. Cold Fire being my favorite. Not really a horror novel, but when action happened in that book it was impossible to close. The best written action I've ever read.

koontz does do action very very well.

[anglewitch]

Well we all hate to disappoint you but you and Jacob are on your own.