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** He also directed a segment of ''Paris Je T'aime''.
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** Which became the awful movie ''ChristmasWithTheKranks'' and probably explains why he doesn't step out of his token genre much.
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* RLStine wrote the {{novelization}} of ''{{Spaceballs}}''
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* JoyElectric is SynthPop, as the name implies. The album ''Unelectric'' featured acoustic arrangements of prior songs.
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* SpecialDutyCombatUnitShinesman was quite a departure from Kaimu Tachibana's [[BoysLove usual work]].
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** The second half of ''Hearts In Atlantis'' is not horror at all; rather, it's a romance/political/historial-fiction/college-story/something-else that's described on at least one cover as "New Fiction" about the Vietnam War and its aftereffects.
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** His books under the [[ItWasHisSled Richard Bachman pseudonym]] sometimes vary from the standard template, too. ''The Long Walk'' and ''The Running Man'' are more thrillers than anything, ''Blaze'' is a drama masquerading as crime fiction, and both ''Roadwork'' and ''Rage'' (the latter no longer published due to references to school shootings) are realist dramas of a sort. None of them have supernatural elements. ''Thinner'' and ''The Regulators'' play closer to type, though.
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* EliezerYudkowsky is most well-known for the blog LessWrong, as well as having written ThreeWorldsCollide, and the fanfic Fanfic/HarryPotterAndTheMethodsOfRationality, which are more or less AuthorTracts about his view of rationality. He also wrote [[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/5731071/1/Peggy_Susie Peggy Susie]], which is a parody of TheTerminator [[FusionFic using Calvin and Hobbes characters]], which contains very little philosophical speculation.
* [[http://www.fanfiction.net/u/1747252/superstarultra superstarultra]] is an author well-known in the HaruhiSuzumiya fandom for his [[CrackFic crackfics]]. He is also in the process of writing a horror-story collection. Then again, [[SlidingScaleOfComedyAndHorror perhaps this is to be expected.]]
* EliezerYudkowsky is most well-known for the blog LessWrong, as well as having written ThreeWorldsCollide, and the fanfic Fanfic/HarryPotterAndTheMethodsOfRationality, which are more or less AuthorTracts about his view of rationality. He also wrote [[http://www.fanfiction.net/s/5731071/1/Peggy_Susie Peggy Susie]], which is a parody of TheTerminator [[FusionFic using Calvin and Hobbes characters]], which contains very little philosophical speculation.
* [[http://www.fanfiction.net/u/1747252/superstarultra superstarultra]] is an author well-known in the HaruhiSuzumiya fandom for his [[CrackFic crackfics]]. He is also in the process of writing a horror-story collection. Then again, [[SlidingScaleOfComedyAndHorror perhaps this is to be expected.]]
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** TheGreenMile isn't a horror novel, either. It's a supernatural drama.
** Nor is "The Colorado Kid," it's a mystery, written for the Hard Case Crime imprint.
** Nor is "The Colorado Kid," it's a mystery, written for the Hard Case Crime imprint.
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** While it has supernatural elements, his novel EyeOfTheDragon is not a horror story. In fact, it was written for his daughter, who hated the horror genre.
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* "Anniversary" by [[{{Music.Voltaire}} Voltaire]] is a straight love song, with no references to death, goths, evil, or SciFi shows.
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* David Herbert's [[http://www.tnemrot.com/ Tnemrot]] is a serious manga story, which seems weird, since [[http://www.livingwithinsanity.com/index/ Living With Insanity]] is all about craziness and T&A.
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* StephenKing's book ''Different Seasons'' contains four novellas. Three out of them (''Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption'', ''Apt Pupil'' and ''The Body'') are not horror stories, and don't contain any supernatural elements.
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For musicians it may lead to a BlackSheepHit and may occur for when trying for {{New Sound Album}}s but never return to that sound. See also: PlayingAgainstType.
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*Ween's ''12 Golden Country Greats'' was a country album, which used veteran country session musicians as a backing band. Though they'd had the odd country-influenced song before and since, it was still a pretty unexpected turn, especially because they generally played it straight (well, aside from "Piss Up A Rope" and "Mr. Richard Smoker" anyway).
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* ElvisCostello's ''The Juliet Letters''. This was a collection of songs based on letters written to Juliet (who's considered to be a help to the lovelorn).
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* Robert W. Chambers, the author of the supremely creepy "The Repairer of Reputations" and "The Yellow Sign," mostly wrote light, fluffy romantic comedy stories. A reader looking for more weirdness is likely to be very disappointed.
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* Robert W. Chambers, the author of the supremely creepy [[TheKingInYellow "The Repairer of Reputations" and "The Yellow Sign," Sign,"]] mostly wrote light, fluffy romantic comedy stories. A reader looking for more weirdness is likely to be very disappointed.
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* Halfway through DeathNote, the series stops being about the Death Note and is practically one long conversation. Thankfully it picks back up eventually.
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* IanFleming's ''The Spy Who Loved Me'' was the only JamesBond novel written from a woman's point of view.
** Ian Fleming also wrote ''Chitty-Chitty Bang-Bang''. (The film version was scripted by RoaldDahl.)
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view. Probably why he didn't like it and put in the film deal that an adaptation of that book should be InNameOnly.
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* ''Pinkerton'' by Weezer. Might be a bit premature, as the band hasn't broke up yet.
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* Horror director Wes Craven directing ''MusicOfTheHeart'' a based on a true story drama starring Meryl Streep about a music teacher in a school in Harlem.
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** He also produced David Cronenberg's remake of ''TheFly''.
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* MelBrooks produced ''TheElephantMan'' but had his name removed so that nobody thought it was a comedy.
* Busby Berkeley, best known for his [[BusbyBerkeleyNumber lavish musical numbers]], directed a crime drama remake called ''They Made Me a Criminal'' in 1939. Warner Brothers gave him the oddball project in an attempt to keep him occupied so he wouldn't leave the studio; it didn't work.
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** His novel, ''Dolores Clairborne'' is about a woman killing her abusive husband. It only has a small supernatural element, which is not important plotwise.
