A Wee Q&A, With Me

http://maggiedot.wordpress.com/2011/09/28/three-questions-k-allen-wood

Looks like Stender in the picture.

EvyMetal wrote:

Looks like Stender in the picture.

Nice!!!!!

I like the Stephen King quote. Interesting interview.

"arguing with dummies on the internet'


awww... he really does love us

exact33 wrote:

"arguing with dummies on the internet'
awww... he really does love us

Back in the 90s, I would enter flame wars and battle for DAYS! Haha. Some posts would take HOURS to write. It was so dumb.

exact33 wrote:

"arguing with dummies on the internet'


awww... he really does love us

I was wondering to whom he was referring. Certainly not anyone here...

tohostudios wrote:

exact33 wrote:

"arguing with dummies on the internet'


awww... he really does love us

I was wondering to whom he was referring. Certainly not anyone here...

an idea came to my mind right away

but yes, I remember back in the day trying to argue a point of view over the net. Now, I just know I am right and you all are wrong...

exact33 wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

exact33 wrote:

"arguing with dummies on the internet'


awww... he really does love us

I was wondering to whom he was referring. Certainly not anyone here...

an idea came to my mind right away

but yes, I remember back in the day trying to argue a point of view over the net. Now, I just know I am right and you all are wrong...

Nice job, K. Allen

Enjoyed reading the very short interview and I wish it had gone a bit longer, very interesting questions.

BTW what classic horror books have you not read that you feel you should have?

Good interview K.

exact33 wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

exact33 wrote:

"arguing with dummies on the internet'


awww... he really does love us

I was wondering to whom he was referring. Certainly not anyone here...

an idea came to my mind right away

I'm guessing it rhymes with "Pooch."

manny wrote:

Enjoyed reading the very short interview and I wish it had gone a bit longer, very interesting questions.

BTW what classic horror books have you not read that you feel you should have?

Thanks, guys!

As for classics I haven't read, there are just too many to name. I haven't read all of Poe's stuff, nor Lovecraft's, Blackwood's, and a ton of others. A lot of it has to do with the writing style back then, you know; I just can't dig on it much.

But the rest comes down to time. I like to read a lot of different genres, not just horror, so I've read stuff by most of the classics, I haven't read everything.

Oh, and here are more interviews, if it interests you:

http://www.eyesoretimes.com/p/interviews.html

Eyesore wrote:

manny wrote:

Enjoyed reading the very short interview and I wish it had gone a bit longer, very interesting questions.

BTW what classic horror books have you not read that you feel you should have?

Thanks, guys!

As for classics I haven't read, there are just too many to name. I haven't read all of Poe's stuff, nor Lovecraft's, Blackwood's, and a ton of others. A lot of it has to do with the writing style back then, you know; I just can't dig on it much.

But the rest comes down to time. I like to read a lot of different genres, not just horror, so I've read stuff by most of the classics, I haven't read everything.

I have not read everything by Poe and Lovecraft, and I have to admit it took me awhile to get used to that writing style, I began reading horror fiction with Stephen King and Clive Barker, so their style was almost like learning another language if that makes any sense.

Same here. And I'm not one that really buys that you have to read all the classic writers if you want to be a writer.

Eyesore wrote:

Same here. And I'm not one that really buys that you have to read all the classic writers if you want to be a writer.

I agree, the whole point in being a writer is following your own muse and finding your own 'voice'.

manny wrote:

Eyesore wrote:

Same here. And I'm not one that really buys that you have to read all the classic writers if you want to be a writer.

I agree, the whole point in being a writer is following your own muse and finding your own 'voice'.

I got lots of voices in my head!!

That was a good little interview Ken.

Thank you, sir.