Why are the Vietnam war veterans always complaining about lack of recognition? Read this and you will cry and understand. A parable of the war by an actual Vietnam veteran. Thanks for fighting for us.

Prophetic account of first contact, this is a beautiful piece of work which you wish to come true. The movie is great as well.

Laymon's first person perspective wins hands down. And when its blood and gore being seen in the first perspective, it's one hell of a ride.

Dean Koontz sometimes loses it and gets it back. Here is his ultimate novel, encompassing every theme and idea he has, expanding it all into a wild adventure. And of course there's a dog in it.

Ok I still hate him, but I've gotta give it to him - this is genuinely creepy and genre-defining.

The classic vampire novel. Works in different levels creating different fears.

What's more left to say about this series? Ground breaking when it was originally released, and still holds up now.

My favourite of the series, probably because of the more mature issues it contains. Fun nonetheless.

Only one I read of his, but I love it. It's horror because it could happen to anyone of us.

Absolutely positively screws with your head. Part sci-fi, part fantasy, part horror, this book is all class. Bold and beautiful in a nasty way.

Crap it's Stephen King again. But the book is hard to book down. The movie is also very scary.

Second in the series continues to up the ante to the nth degree by introducing one of the most memorable villians in sci-fi. Ends with a chase sequence so stupidly ambitious, that it's brilliant.

Geeky and starting to be a bit dated with the future it presents (or maybe thats because its being copied by other authors so many times?). But at the same time, so utterly cool and enjoyable.