#deankoontzinterview
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They say no good deed goes unpunished. It's a proverb that proves to be prophetic for two of the people in Dean Koontz's new, disturbing, Depression-era horror novel "The Friend Of The Family," which he talks about in this new interview. ht
They say no good deed goes unpunished. It's a proverb that proves to be prophetic for two of the people in Dean Koontz's new, disturbing, Depression-era horror novel "The Friend Of The Family," which he talks about in this new interview. ht
Author Dean Koontz is known for scaring the crap out of people. But he can also be a weirdly humorous guy, something that's evident in his new comic suspense novel "Going Home In The Dark" — and in this interview he and I did about it. http
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