S. Redman White

S. REDMAN WHITE does not have multiple personality disorder, but he does write under a variety of names for extremely different genres and audiences. Writing as "Stephen White," he was headwriter of a very well-known children's television show, and for 16 years scripted Emmy-nominated TV episodes, home videos, dozens of books, award-winning live concert events, and a feature film. Total sales of his works and related merchandise are estimated to be over a half billion dollars. But the name S. Redman White only goes on his literary works for adults. As is the case with "CLUMP," White merges a wickedly dark sense of humor, a fascination with the grotesque, an insider's perspective of the entertainment industry, and a willingness to jar the reader with sudden shifts between comic wordplay and shocking violence. As a result, S. Redman White's readers frequently say that reading his highly-cinematic work is like watching a movie, shocking but hilarious, right inside their heads. Assuming, unlike White's protagonist "Clump," that they HAVE heads...