The best of all Harris books

I doubt anyone would argue the fact factthat this is the best of Harris's books, though RED DRAGON and Black Sunday are excellent, too. Any would-be author should read any of theory as textbook examples displaying how "brevity of description" --as opposed to long drawn-out descriptions of a person or place in a scene - can be so powerful. For instance, Clarice Starling is simply Described in her own thougths as someone who "knew She Could look allright without primping" and That left you with the image of a great-looking female protagonist. Harris, and lesser known but Equally as talented fellow Mississippi author Charles Wilson are two of the best I've ever read at being able to pull this "Brevity" off. In fact, the above Mentioned books of Harris, alongwith Wilson's Game Plan , donor and NIGHT WATCHER, are among the most visual books I've ever read, without boring you with "too-much" description to get that effect. By the way, For Those Who Loved SILENCE in Particular, and have not read Wilson, They Should try NIGHT WATCHER for a read very similar to Silence in its storyline and Fear Factor, with Possibly better laid-out character development in NIGHTWATCHER-- but hey, all of them top notch reads.