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King's writing topics range from Himalayan subculture to disaster from nuclear reactors. In addition to his writing, King had been a taxi driver and a construction worker.<ref name=king/>
King's writing topics range from Himalayan subculture to disaster from nuclear reactors. In addition to his writing, King had been a taxi driver and a construction worker.<ref name=king/>
==Death==
==Death==
King had been living in Grand Rapids, Michigan,<ref>People Search and Background Check, Internet</ref> while writing his most recent novels<ref name=king/> prior to the onslaught of [[cancer]], which claimed his life at the age of 65 after an extended illness.<ref name=obit/>
King had been living in Grand Rapids, Michigan,<ref>People Search and Background Check, Internet</ref> while writing his most recent novels<ref name=king/> prior to the onslaught of [[cancer]], which claimed his life at the age of 65 after an extended illness.<ref name=obit/>
King is survived by his son, Harold King III, ( born 1978), and grandson, Elijah King (born 2000), both of [[Lafayette]]; three brothers Richard Allen King (born 1947) of Shreveport, David M. King of Sarasota, [[Florida]], and Mark S. King of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and two sisters, Linda Conway and Nancy Lanzillotti and husband, David Lanzillotti, all of [[Bossier City]], Louisiana.
King is survived by his son, Harold King, III, (born 1978), and grandson, Elijah King (born 2000), both of [[Lafayette]]; three brothers Richard Allen King (born 1947) of Shreveport, David M. King of Sarasota, [[Florida]], and Mark S. King of Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and two sisters, Linda Conway and Nancy Lanzillotti and husband, David Lanzillotti, all of [[Bossier City]], Louisiana.
Services were held on October 21, 2010, at the Couch Parlor of the large First [[United Methodist]] Church at the end of Texas Avenue in downtown Shreveport.<ref name=obit/>
Services were held on October 21, 2010, at the Couch Parlor of the large First [[United Methodist]] Church at the end of Texas Avenue in downtown Shreveport.<ref name=obit/>