christopher_pike notemily one - a genius of teen horror. i devoured the books from sixth grade right up until i left high school. then he started to do science fiction. badly. two - an enigma. i have heard that his real name is kevin. has anyone ever seen him? 030118 ... Piso Mojado i was banned from reading him in 6th grade when my dad opened up a book of his to see what i was reading: lucky me the page involved the murder of a naked boy by cocaine overdose. 030119 ... Elzbieta I 1st started reading him in the 5th grade. I read "Bury Me Deep" and it continues to be one of my favorites of his. I also loved "Midnight Club." 030119 ... minnesota_chris all right, folks... who among us is a geek? What's the geek reference of Christopher Pike? I'll give you a clue. . . it's CAPTAIN Christopher Pike... 030120 ... pralines The Starlight Crystal will always be on my list of favorites. 030120 ... x when i was 5th-6th grade i succumbed to this. the image of a black sluggish thing creeping from the mouth of a half dead corpse is one that always sticks in my mind. around then i used to have constant respiratory infections. something about the smell... consistency... reminded me of this. so much so that 10 years later a RI still reminds me of this. 030121 ... cheetah I just reread Road_to_Nowhere and Weekend. They were actually really good. 040324 ... Ps Mjd minchris- whats the answer? 040324 ... pipers the last vampire series ROCKED, that was the best he ever did...and those couple of books about that girl called sita...'trapped' was a really good one of his too, or was that r.l stine? 040324 ... pobodys nerfect Apparently blatherers like Pike. :) I discovered them at a school book fair. I bought a bunch of them--"bury me deep","chain letter",one about a photographer who gets his own murder on film, and a few others. I think he's sort of a Stephen King Lite for teens. Haven't read his science fiction type ones, but I think he's good at the teen murder ones--they aren't written in a "cartoony" style,the way that some young reader books are written. 040324 ... iNsEcUrE_GoTh_GiRl i read that one with the guy who rigs up the camera to show his death, i thought that was really good. i just reread a book of his called 'magic fire', it really makes you think about what reality is, sorta like a 'matrix' thing. i dont know what grade i am in the american equivalent, but im in my fourth year at high school in england, does that make me too old really to read them? 040325 ... Adriana Kevin Macfadden gave himself the alias "Christopher Pike," naming himself after Captain Christopher Pike from Star Trek. I heart Christopher Pike forever. It is a love that will never die. 040325 ... pipers hey goth, you're in A2 then? hehehe...a little too old, but that's okay. i still pull out the enid blyton when i'm blue :) 040325 ... iNsEcUrE_GoTh_GiRl hey pipers how old are you then? (by the way, what's A2? i'm 14, nearly 15, is that the age of people in A2?) 040326 ... z i think Christopher Pike was the name of the capitan of the Enterprise in the pilot to Star Trek in '67. 040326 ... pipers hmm...if your 14-15 that'd be what, ninth grade? first year of the o levels...thought you was in the british system, goth, from what you posted up dere.. A-2 is a level year two, which would be 13 grade if there was such a thing, and by then high school kids are already at college. british system keeps us in a year longer. and im twenty, a sophomore at university :) 040327 ... pipers and you're eighteen in A-2. and man i feel really OLD all of a sudden, being twenty and a soph feels much younger than it looks written down :S hahahaha 040327 ... iNsEcUrE_GoTh_GiRl wow thanks ^_^ its all confusing, so i'll just smile and nod and try to look intelligent. 040327 what's it to you? who go blather from