On Jonathan Kellerman's F.A.Q. page, identify why he transitioned from psychology to writing, his reasons for focusing on crime novels, the inspiration and rationale behind his character Milo's creation and sexual orientation, and which authors have influenced his work, specifically noting any he considers highly significant.
Navigate to the 'F.A.Q' page on jonathankellerman.com. Scroll down the page to ensure all content is visible. Locate and extract the reason for his career shift from psychology to fiction. Identify and extract his stated reasons for writing crime fiction. Find and extract the explanation for Milo's origin and why he was made gay. Identify and extract any mentioned literary influences, specifically noting any authors he considers highly significant. Provide the extracted information for each point.
Successfully navigate to the F.A.Q. page. State that Kellerman transitioned from psychology to writing due to a lifelong compulsion to write and a desire to pursue writing full-time after nearly two decades as a psychologist. State that his reasons for writing crime fiction include an interest in mystery, intense events (life and death), and human motivation, aiming for 'whydunits' as well as 'whodunits'. State that Milo was created 'out of whole cloth' to avoid hackneyed tough cop tropes and was made gay to introduce tension and challenge societal norms regarding gay police officers at the time. Mention Stephen King as a significant influence and an author Kellerman believes will be read for centuries, along with other influences like James T. Farrell, Conan Doyle, Dumas, Verne, Ross McDonald, Elmore Leonard, and Ruth Rendell.