Richard Quist

“Mr. Munshun, like Black House itself, is hard to look at. He shivers in and out of focus. Sometimes that hideously long face (it obscures most of his body, like the bloated head of a caricature on some newspaper’s op-ed page) has two eyes, sometimes just one. Sometimes there seem to be tufted snarls of orange hair leaping up from his distended skull, and sometimes Mr. Munshun appears to be as bald as Yul Brynner. Only the red lips and the fangy pointed teeth that lurk inside them remain fairly constant.”
― Stephen King, Black House

“All’s well that ends well. And this can be the end, if you want it to be; neither of the scribbling fellows who have brought you this far would deny you that. If you do choose to go on, never say you weren’t warned: you’re not going to like what happens next.”
― Stephen King, Black House

“I think he really believes it.” “Believes what exactly?” “That he’s somehow changing… his body, mind, spirit… transforming into something other than his former self.”
― Richard Chizmar, Killing the Boogeyman

“Meantime, go your course. And be true.”
― Stephen King, Black House