Pris reads everything. Particular favorites are:
- A.A. Attanasio
AAA is my favorite living science fiction author. His first book,
RADIX, blew me away when I was about 15, and he just keeps getting
better. His latest series on King Arthur is a very satisfying
mix of astrophysics, quantum mechanics, Arthurian legend, and
Norse, Celtic, and Christian mythology. Among other things. If
you have not read him yet, get started!
Here is a review I wrote of The Wolf and the Crown at amazon.com
(Reviewer: P Sears (skinfaxi@aol.com) from Virginia, USA)
- Del Stone, Jr.
Del kicks butt, what can I say? His book Dead Heat (an expansion
of a comic book from David Dorman's Wasteland series) features
a zombie-biker hero named Hitch, whose half-face strangely resembles
the author. Don't think such a creature can be symapathetic and
touching? You haven't read Mr. Stone. Also check out "Kiss Me,
You Fool" in the recent anthology "Treachery and Treason" - hilarious,
perverted, scary and 100% original.
Here's a review I wrote of it at Amazon.com. (Reviewer: p
sears from USA)
- Philip K Dick
The master of paranoia and confused reality. I collect his paperbacks,
a lifetime project as he churned out 40+ books in his lifetime.
- Richard Brautigan
Witty and sad, charming and surreal, the poems, short stories,
and novels of RB never get old for me. I would love to spend a
couple years researching his life.
- Clive Barker
Quality contemporary horror
- Peter McWilliams
Author of the libertarian masterpiece "Ain't Nobody's Business
(But My Own)," the entire text of which can be found on his web
site.
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