Not including all the 'classics', and big smashhit blockbuster type stuff.. I'm talking about the crap on the shelves that are merely meant to be read and thrown away!

I reckon the best I read was either

'The Stalking' by Robert Faulcon, 'Watchers' by Dean Koontz, and 'IT' and 'Christine' by a certain Stephen King...

Real pulp, cheap fiction, but I loved em!

 

I hate Stephen King.

Probably a sci-fi one, a Star Wars novel or "Ringworld" or something.

I thought Ender's Game would be in this mold, but I guess it's classic-ish. My little bro's English class read it as an assignment.

 

Have you read any Iain M Banks novels... He is the dogs danglies! Up there with Clarke, Asimov, and so on and so forth.

 

Nope. Next time I've got seven dollars to blow at an airport bookstore, I'll look him up.

 

Start with Excession...

 

Noted.

 

Not exactly a novel but it would be one of the many true crime paperbacks I absorb on Serial Killers.

 

I'm a big fan of Simon Green's NightSide novels.