Dean Koontz Answers Questions in Special Video Blog on BN.com

With more than 375 million copies of his books sold and 11 thrillers reaching # 1 on the New York Times hardcover bestseller list, Dean Koontz is known for his middle-of-the-night-sneak-up-behind-you literary surprises. But what you didn’t know is that he is quite the comedian!

Koontz is currently promoting his new book Your Heart Belongs To Me in a special video blog at Barnes & Noble.com. Readers and fans have posted questions online, and Koontz is answering more than a dozen of them in a series of videos that began this week.

Koontz says, “The questions are lively and direct, and my answers are mostly true, though occasionally evasive and deceptive.”

A new video will be posted every weekday through November 26th, the day after Your Heart Belongs to Me is released.

The videos can be seen here, and in the Fiction Book Club.

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