s.j.'s comments
(member since Jan 31, 2009)
s.j.'s comments from the Literary Horror group.
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conrad williams is, simply put, one of the most outstanding writers of literary horror alive.his 'the unblemished' is one of the most important horror novels since campbell's 'midnight sun.'
my fault, i should have been more clear.are you familiar with conrad williams' work?
it's not that i don't think he's literary.it's really just the 'one of the most' i disagree with.
but, really, i don't want to argue the point because i think it would just go way off track if i did.
i would tend to disagree with 'most literary, interesting' but that may be just a difference in taste.i do agree that hill's best short work far outclasses his father's best short work.
i think it can absolutely be literature and, further, the only horror fiction worth my time strives to be.
