Contemplating evil: novelist Dean Koontz on Freud, fraud, and the Great Society.
| Publisher | Reason Foundation |
| Publication | Reason |
| Subject | Humanities |
| Format | Magazine/Journal |
| ISSN | 0048-6906 |
| Issues per Year | 11 |
| Volume | v28 |
| Issue | n6 |
| Published | 1996-11-01 |
| Role | Type | Name |
| Author | n/a | Nick Gillespie |
| Person | Interviews | Dean Koontz |
| Author | n/a | Lisa Snell |
For over two decades, Dean Koontz has been one of the most prolific and popular writers in America. The author of more than two dozen novels, including the recent bestseller Intensity, his books have been published in 38 languages and have sold more than 150 million copies. Often pigeonholed as a "horror" writer, Koontz's work defies pat generic labels and deftly blends Gothic, fantastic, tragic, and comic elements into narratives that entertain, terrify, and exhilarate. Whether exploring the boundaries of identity (Mr. Murder), the vagaries of intelligence (Watchers), or the limits of...
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