Wait, whoa, what? 15 years? 15 years! I've been gone for 15 YEARS. Holy mole-ee, Polly Sooy's boot.
Sheesh.
By the way, Sticky is my dog's name because he has an affinity for people's legs.
Where is he?
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...except for the Forum. Marc did a huge overhaul that's clean and bright and easy bto navigate, esp. by phone. Lisa helped too.

Forgive my ignorance, but I'm confused.
I'm the first to admit I'm behind the game on Kindle books, let alone Kindle Worlds, but can someone please clarify - did FPW co-write Fix or is it the work of Konrath & Peterson?
Thanks in advance.

fear city will be out in PB this fall. Do those of you who have read the entire series think I should save it for after nightworld or go ahead and read it before I finish the main series?
If you had the choice as I do, how would you rather spend your last adventure with jack?

I'm reading the main series in the month each book occurs, so I wont be reading night world until next May. I've got some time to ponder this, just thought I'd get some opinions

Hello All, I have read the majority of F. Paul Wilson's books and loved them all except for Hosts. That book...just didn't fit the tone/pace/storyline/arc of the RJ series. Now, I have a question... just what where the 7 Infernal , and what did they do?

1) Infernal - Spinning ball takes you to a new location/world (his brother Tom, in redeeming himself, is transported to wherever)
2) Infernal Night - the bracelet that allows you to hear other thoughts.

What are the others?????

I was browsing Amazon and came across The Dead World: A Pellucidar novelette based on the works of Edgar Rice Burroughs by F. Paul Wilson released on January 6, 2015. I don't remember hearing about this before. Maybe I missed the thread. It's $1.99 on the kindle, and for moment I can say I have NOT read everything by The Man.

I just finished Fear City and loved it! I do have a question though. Does anyone think Dr. Moreau and her dog have any connection to the other women and their dogs?

http://www.repairmanjack.com/store/index...duct_id=70

Signed by both authors. Price includes priority shipping.

I've read the Secret History up to Gateways (the book I'm on now), but did not read Dat-Tay-Vao. I'm trying to figure out what the phrase means, sine it keeps cropping up in the books. It looks Vietnamese or something but I can't find a reference for it outside of Wilson's works and some poetry in a language I can't read. I know I'll hear more about it when I get to the "The Touch" but would like to know what the phrase means anyway. Can anyone help me out?

Thanks,