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Otacon0205:
Stephen King. He would be able to create such a great feederism horror story with amazing twists. Imagine a story like IT where kids throughout history are kidnapped by Pennywise just to be feed beyond recognition and re introduced to their family years later as humongous blobs.

Otacon0205:
Or Michael Crichton, coming soon “Jurassic Fatties”

BigBellyBurgerBoy1:
Literature buffs on here, I have a question for you:

If there was to be a book about a character choosing to gain weight on purpose, for whatever reason, which author would you want to see helm this concept? Which author do you think would best handle this idea in execution? I admit it's a pretty vague premise to start with, but if there's a certain writer you had in mind for the concept (besides yourself), who would it be and why?

Stevita:
Ray Bradbury. I'd love to see where that would go, both in speculative elements and social commentary.

Letters And Numbers:
I think Updike would do a pretty good job with it. I like how gets inside a character‘s head and shines the flashlight into the corners.

Letters And Numbers:
I think Updike would do a pretty good job with it. I like how gets inside a character‘s head and shines the flashlight into the corners.

Billedmeup:
In Rabbit Is Rich there are some weight gain issues. Rabbit goes to get some new pants and has to suck in to measure 39” because he doesn’t want to admit that he is really 40. Also, that hot wife of one of his friends is always complaining about gaining and one day by the pool he notices that she has put on some.