The Homing, Fawcett Columbine (New York, NY), 1994. Second Child, Bantam (New York, NY), 1990. The Fear Factor, Bantam (New York, NY), 1988. The Unloved, Bantam (New York, NY), 1988. The Unwanted, Bantam (New York, NY), 1987. Nathaniel (also see below), Bantam (New York, NY), 1984.Д«rainchild (also see below), Bantam (New York, NY), 1985. The God Project (also see below), Bantam (New York, NY), 1982. When the Wind Blows, Dell (New York, NY), 1981. Punish the Sinners (also see below), Dell (New York, NY), 1978.Д¬ry for the Strangers (also see below), Dell (New York, NY), 1979.Д¬omes the Blind Fury, Dell (New York, NY), 1980. Suffer the Children (also see below), Dell ( New York, NY), 1977. Lifetime Achievement Award, Northwest Writers Conference. MEMBER:ДЄuthors Guild, Authors League of America. Vice president of Chester Woodruff Foundation. Northwest Writers Conference, lecturer Maui Writers Conference, lecturer. Spent several years traveling about the United States, writing and supporting himself by odd jobs, including technical writer, automobile rental agent, and office assistant worked for a drug and alcohol program in Seattle, WA Tellurian Communities, Inc., director, 1976-78, member of board of governors Seattle Theater Arts, Seattle, director, 1978-80. Writer, playwright, actor, lecturer, educator, and novelist. Politics: 'Mostly Democrat.' Religion: 'Sort of Swedenborgian.' ADDRESSES: Education: Attended Antioch College, 1959-60, Montana State University, 1961-62, and San Francisco State College (now University), 1963-65. Saul, III, John Woodruff Saul, III, John Saul, III) PERSONAL:Д«orn February 25, 1942, in Pasadena, CA son of John Woodruff, Jr., and Adeline Elizabeth Saul partner of Michael Sack.

NotableВ : Book CollectionВ : Occult/ Misc.Saul, John 1942- (John W.

VocationВ : WritersВ : Sci-Fi/ Fantasy/ Horror.

LifestyleВ : FinancialВ : Gain - Financial success in field.

FamilyВ : RelationshipВ : Mate - Same sex (Michael Sack from 1975).

Saul owns a 50-foot motor cruiser and three expensive cars. The two share Saul's luxurious 30th floor condo in Seattle and a vacation retreat on a nearby island.

He also writes novels under pseudonyms.Д«orn 1989, Saul had lived with his companion, clinical psychologist Michael Sack, for 14 years. Teenagers have become Saul's largest audience. In 1982, he suffered his first failure with a first hardcover, 'The God Project.' Saul believes his style of writing differs from the prolific Stephen King in that Saul's works are slightly less of the fantasy genre. She accepted his book, 'Suffer the Children' and he was signed to a contract first published just weeks before his 35th birthday in 1977.ДЇrom then on, Saul turned out commercial horror paperback books annually for the market with titles such as 'Punish the Sinners' and 'Cry for the Stranglers.' His expertly constructed and shocking nightmare stories have sold more than one million, with the production of a novel every year since 1977, bringing him an annual income of $1 million.

He met Jane Berkey, a New York agent who encouraged him to follow the commercial market and the public tastes. After work, he would compose comic murder mysteries, an unhappy unpublished writer. In 1973, Saul worked as a drug and rehab administrator in a Seattle drug program. He worked at odd jobs as a technological writer, pulp magazine editor, and was the first male temp worker in San Francisco. Saul flitted from college to college, attending four colleges in five years until he quit college in 1965 without a degree. When she visited the campus, she discouraged him by concentrating on the negative aspects of spending hours in a museum.

While studying at Antioch College in Ohio, Saul considered majoring in archaeology until he met Margaret Mead. Saul grew up in Whittier, CA, the son of an oil refinery worker and homemaker. His commercial popularity has horror-fantasy paperback books selling all around the world, translated in 14 languages. His market savvy for the interest of the public paid off and his works are systematic best-sellers. Saul decided to write in the psychological horror thriller genre after visiting the local supermarket and seeing what was the biggest seller of commercial paperback books. American writer of horror-fantasy novels.

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