FriedPlantain:
Oh Thanks, I would go hunting for ones you just recommended starting from this weekend.

Oh Dreamcatcher , another of my favorite from King. I read that book up to 3 times, . the first time I would read that nigga write about voodoo and raw black magic.

Okay Thanks all the same.

Pr0ton:


I was eating

herald9:

Instead of bail,
I rather bring him food in jail

But from Francis repent o, stop continuing God's creation on Nairaland, so on the last day that man no go dey confused o

Ishilove:

I don't have a particular Christie favourite. All her books are wonderful!

You can try The Miss Marple Series, as well as those featuring Hercule Poirot, but all in all, the one that stands out is one about a lady who was always threatening to kill her husband because the man was a philandering artist. When unfortunately the man is murdered by poison, she is the first and only suspect. She is jailed, and dies in prison.

Twenty years later, her daughter hires Hercules Poirot, the investigator with a cone shaped head (lol) to clear her mother's name and it is later proved that the woman was innocent. The end was smashing! Totally unexpected!

I can't remember the name of this particular Christie novel (I was in my early teens when I read it) but it stands out in my memory.

I have so many favourite King novels, but The Shining, The Bodysnatchers (he watched her come out of the vehicle. Oh look, here comes Super Biitch, faster than a speeding hate mail, able to leap over cringing family members in a single bound ) and The Dreamcatcher are my all time favourites.

Gosh!! Stephen King is THE KING

For Koontz, 'Intensity' is my best of the best. The novel was so...intense... So psychedelic, so frigging deep. Even Koontz himself admitted that writing the book emotionally wrung him out because of the intensity of the novel.

My favourite line in the novel is: ...she squeezed her butt tight, tighter than a politician's fist around a cash bribe...

After reading the book once, and again, and again, I couldn't go further because it always left me feeling weak inside.

That, my friend, is a classical work of art. That is the kind of creation most writers can only dream of

The present generation of American writers are learners compared to these men

MhizDeedy:



Lol I can even carry u

Cutehector:

FriedPlantain:
Hello Kulyie, how far?

Cutehector:
wait a minute? Are u fat?

Ishilove:

The Dreamcatcher is off tha shizzle!! I do notice that as he got older, his writing became more mature and deeper.

Do you know he wrote that book with a ball point pen?

You should also try 'Christine'. The demonic car from hell. Veeeery interesting

TheSonOfMark:
That's an insult to Dan Brown.

Sharrap and stop the blashemy! Dan Brown isn't even worthy to touch the foot of Micheal Crichton let alone the King of writers Stephen King.

*edited*
Sorry I think I got your post wrong.

TheSonOfMark:
That's an insult to Dan Brown.

MhizDeedy:

MhizDeedy:



Lol d pic I uploaded before was I fat? Or do u need to wash ur eyes?

Cutehector:

FriedPlantain:
Sharrap and stop the blashemy! Dan Brown isn't even worthy to touch the food of Micheal Crichton let alone the King of writers Stephen King.

Cutehector:
pics r deceivn... Photoshop can jus delete all the fat in ur body

Jascon4:


My dear, Ekaette is not Bini or Esan...how are you?

Gurgle:


then what is it

Im fine, and how are you

Jascon4:


The name Ekaette belongs to Akwa Ibom/Cross River states. You are seemingly not very familiar with ethnic names and attributes in Nija

Gurgle:


Market was fine, and how was your own

Ishilove:

I fell in love with Crichton when I read his novel about intelligent apes. He popularised the 'faction' (fiction presented like facts) genre which which writers like Brown are building their reputations on.

FriedPlantain:
Dan Brown 's attempt to harmonize academic, research and fiction in his works have left his books riddled with numerous Lies and errors. The nigga is also a one way traffic kinda writer, I can close my eyes and predict the half the words to expect in every page of his book I can lay my hands on.

MhizDeedy:



Lol nah, m not fat

Gurgle:


It does??

Im only familiar with Igbo hausa and Yoruba ones, not the smaller tribes

CLeAtHead:

MrsPhyno:

I dey o Oga

I prefer you to your brother, the boiled variety

which one? Do you mean the one on nairaland or the real food itself?

Cutehector:
good... So hw much do u weigh? 50km/hr?

Ishilove:

Dan Brown is really good, but don't forget that his books are kinda academic so it doesn't really appeal to everyone. I still maintain that King and Koontz remain among the best in their genre.

Jascon4:


Oh yes it does. The smaller tribes especially from the Niger Delta have distinctive names.

FrancisTony:
Are you okay? You believed him just because you ibibio brother is involved?

Gurgle:


Ok. thanks for your correction

Ishilove:

The Dreamcatcher is off tha shizzle!! I do notice that as he got older, his writing became more mature and deeper.

Do you know he wrote that book with a ball point pen?

You should also try 'Christine'. The demonic car from hell. Veeeery interesting

Oh , never knew. Little wonder i always got the chills whenever i read that book, everything about it is just so extraordinary.

Christine? Who wrote it, Koontz or King?