Heavy metal, Frank Sinatra, vinyl, vintage posters, dinosaurs, toys, liquor, mind-altering chemicals, Shakespare, death (the subject), Death (the metaphysical being), vampires, candy, cooking, coffee, Satan, cigarettes, H.P. Lovecraft, comic books, superheroes, highlighters under blacklight, tattoos, the Sunday funnies, cool-looking cufflinks, nice suits, Quentin Tarantino, Kat Dennings, religion, going for walks, drawing in class, Mike Giant, Paul Booth, Francis Bacon, Ed Roth, Christmas carols, and sex.
My fans. The only reason I have a MySpace profile is to keep in touch with what readers I do have, to keep them posted on any book or appearance news. For book stuff/me babbling about music I like, check out my MySpace bllog.And Lola. I'd just looooove to meet Lola.
Slayer, Frank Sinatra, Pantera, Darkane, the Babylon Whores, NIN, White Zombie, Dimmu Borgir, Disiplin, Bloodbath, Emperor, Grieg, Underworld, Napalm Death, High On Fire, the World/Inferno Friendship Society, Cannibal Corpse, the Brimstones, Deicide, Muse, Repugnant, the Black Label Socity, Anthrax, the Wu-Tang Clan, 1349, Naglfar, Steppenwolf, Iron Maiden, anything by Mike Patton, bad ska-punk, Posessed, Portishead, Strapping Young Lad, the Bronx Casket Co., Morbid Angel, the Misfits, Pig Destroyer, the Sounds, swing metal, and Pat Benatar.
Pulp Fiction, A Clockwork Orange, Now & Then, Se7en, Dracula (Bela Lugosi), Dawn Of The Dead, Cannibal Holocaust, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Blade, Alien VS Predator, How High, Spun, Airheads, Gummo, Anchorman: The Legend Of Ron Burgundy, Young Frankenstein, anything with the Marx Brothers in it, All About Eve, Faces Of Death, Return Of The Livind Dead (all three of 'em), Coffee & Cigarettes, Hustle & Flow, Dog Soldiers, and The Sandlot.
Kung Fu: The Legend Continues, Batman: The Animated Series
Anything by: David Levithan, Chuck Klosterman, Christopher Moore, Stacey Richter, William Shakespeare, Hunter Thompson, Billy Merrell, Baudelaire, H.P. Lovecraft, Jane Austen, Bram Stoker (but unless you're into "White Worm", Stoker's not really an 'anything by' author, is he?), Ray Bradbury, Samuel Beckett, David Mamet, and Happy Bunny.
Harvey "Two-Face" Dent