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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Evilhalfling" data-source="post: 2000842" data-attributes="member: 16991">Lovecraft will always be my favorate horror writter, despite his flaws and even the dullness of some of his stories - (Is anything he set in the dreamlands worth reading?) His stories have frightened me.  Perhaps 2 of Kings stories did the same and none of the few Koontiz books or classic by Poe ever have.He explored the edges of his reality with imagination and style.   Halfway convicing me that there were hostile things just beyond what we can percieve.Of course the othe book that had me questioning reality was the Illumanti trillogy,  when I read this as a freshman I had to keep stoping and thinking ( is this what is actually happening?) well not the zomies etc... but the hidden and controlled nature of poltics.  When I reread it I had spent the intervening years considering if such conspericies were possible.  And the book was only an okay read.   I had observations to counter its claims, and my world view was secure.whoa tangent -</blockquote>