I have just read this short tale and loved every minute of it. I know that there are no plans to write a sequel to Nightworld but I have read that you have considered writing a prequel set in the first age. Now that the darkness at the end of the tunnel is coming into view and the series is winding down(shame) have you started to consider the prequel as being a credible possibility or will you be glad to leave the cosmic battle between the Ally and the Otherness behind and move onto a story arc completely new?(albeit with on or two veiled links to existing stories!)

Just heard from Barry: The numbered copies started going out today, lettereds will follow soon.

I realize that you (Mr. Wilson) probably have no say in ebook pricing for the books where you do not control the ebook publishing rights - like the ones for $2.99 - but how come the Adversary Cycle books that are being reprinted have their ebook prices higher than some of the newer books?
Is it because the new editions are trade paperbacks and therefore priced slightly higher than some of the newer books which are released in mass paperback format?
I realize that the difference is not much, just curious why your publisher would do this.

That was the best roller-coaster I have EVER been on!

FPW, you beat King, Clancy, Rowling, and Tolkein (sp) COMBINED!

And now . . . the waiting begins anew!

Sev

Wes Craven is one of the great filmmakers of our time. Last House on the Left. A Nightmare on Elm Street. Scream. These are classic movies. So, My Soul to Take effectively puts forth the question: Does this acknowledged master of horror still have a few new tricks up his sleeve? The answer to that question is "No. No, he does not. And, in point of fact, he seems to have almost completely forgotten all his old tricks. Along with all skill at making an actual movie."

Almost nothing about the movie makes any sense. Here's an example. The main character's nickname is "Bug." It's a nickname and we get to hear his actual name once or twice, but he's pretty well known to all and sundry as "Bug." That said, there is no exposition (as "When he was a little kid, "Steve" would catch roaches and ants and try to eat 'em.") nor any obvious reason why this boy is known as Bug. He shows no interest in insects. He doesn't in any way resemble an insect or have any kind of insectile habits. He also has no interest in rabbits or cartoons, in case you thought that might be a reference to Bugs Bunny. But there's nothing, and the movie is filled with situations like this that defy human and narrative logic. Almost without exception, every character in the movie makes the worst or least sensible decision at any given moment.

Which is only understandable given that the writer-director of this turkey did exactly the same thing.

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Faithful adaptation of Let the Right One In, almost scene for scene. A little less subtle, however, about the old caretaker to the new. Those of you who saw the original know what I'm talking about. Worth a view, if only for comparison. Might want to wait for the rental.

AC

P.S. Women in the audience wow'd about this movie. Guys grunted. What else is new?

This movie is about the guy(s) who created facebook. Even though it's hard for me to sympathize with the problems facing a billionaire, the movie haunts me. It hit a nerve, kinda like Citizen Kane with Rosebud. There's a lot of Oscar buzz around this movie. We'll see. It has to contend with Never Let Me Go, which is the frontrunner for best picture IMHO. But at least the movie starred the new Spiderman actor, who looks like a Bizarro Peter Parker, IMHO. I recommend the movie only for Oscar fans.

AC

P.S. Haunting, I tell ya.

Words have difficulty expressing how much I love this show. For those not already fans, the show follows the failure-ridden "adventures" of former boy adventurer Dr. Rusty Venture, his naive (and often-cloned) sons Hank and Dean and their bodyguard, mostly reformed child molester Sergeant Hatred. Their previous bodyguard, Brock Sampson, has left to join a G.I.Joe-like organization dedicated to doing something about supervillains.

This was an exchange that took up a full two minutes on a recent show.

[url=http://freakangels.com/whitechapel/?CommentID=263498][/url] Col. Gathers: It's downright unreasonable. I could pole-dance better than half those women. Good lord, son, there should be a mandatory retirement age for strippers.

Brock: Did you see I got cornered by Robin last night? I almost had to chew off my own arm to get away.

Col. Gathers: Ohh, that poor woman has the saddest tits. Damn depressing.

Brock: Right? Yeah, they're like The Notebook sad.

Col. Gathers: Her tits are like "coming home from school and finding out that your old man ran over cat" sad.

Brock: Mournful. She has mournful tits. They're like two suicide notes stuffed in a glitter bra.

Col. Gathers: Those things are like a little kid with progeria cracking all his ribs trying to catch a Nerf ball—just sad. Damn it, she has gloomy tits!

Brock: It's like she put a dollar's worth of change into some old socks and then taped them to her chest.

Col. Gathers: I want to build two little caskets and give her tits a tasteful, dignified funeral.