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New Uses for Old Books

Published on : 8 July, 20137 July, 2013 Published by : LitStackEditor

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On this day, July 9, in 1945, Dean Koontz was born in Everett, Pennsylvania. A prolific author and “paperback bestseller”, he has been known to have written up to eight books in one year, often under a pseudonym (he has had at least 11 of ’em, including one named after his beloved golden retriever), as he had been told early in his career that authors who consistently switch genres have a hard time getting published. Although his novels are usually categorized as suspense thrillers, he often employs strong elements of horror, science fiction, and mystery in any given title. With over 25 books on the New York Times Bestseller List, he is one of the highest-paid authors of the last decade. Today he turns 75.

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