So you meme about how bad Stephen King is, but name a better

>>8816923
This, Alfred Hitchcock

>>8816933
>In Writing with Hitchcock, a book-length study of Hitchcock's working method with his writers, author Steven DeRosa noted that, "Although he rarely did any actual 'writing', especially on his Hollywood productions, Hitchcock supervised and guided his writers through every draft, insisting on a strict attention to detail and a preference for telling the story through visual rather than verbal means. While this exasperated some writers, others admitted the director inspired them to do their very best work. Hitchcock often emphasised that he took no screen credit for the writing of his films. However, over time the work of many of his writers has been attributed solely to Hitchcock's creative genius, a misconception he rarely went out of his way to correct. Notwithstanding his technical brilliance as a director, Hitchcock relied on his writers a great deal."

Some parts of shadow of the torturer

Ambrose Bierce.

Thomas Ligotti

He can't finish books but he can sure start them

>>8816914
Richard Matheson.

Stephen King wishes he was Matheson. Or Lovecraft even more.

>>8816914
>send chills down your spine
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